Sentence examples for consciously systematically from inspiring English sources

The hierarchy of human value is deeply embedded consciously, systematically, structurally and unconsciously by the people and systems adhering to it.

He is negligent of his old friends, rude, even dismissive, but he is not consciously or systematically cruel.

We pick up the necessary habits by digging for ideas consciously and systematically.

What was noted by E. J. Langer (1978) remains true today; that much of contemporary psychological research is based on the assumption that people are consciously and systematically processing incoming information in order to construe and interpret their world and to plan and engage in courses of action.

They maintained AAA ratings for companies run by abject criminals who knowingly, consciously, and systematically lied to US citizens and citizens of the world at large.

Analytical reasoning is characterised as a slow and relatively time-consuming process that is carried out consciously and systematically and, if possible, evidence-based.

Our contention is that organisations which cross the boundary between science and politics, consciously and systematically, play a deliberate role to facilitate evidence-based and socially beneficial policies and programmes and they draw on a range of strategies to achieve this.

We've known the answer for a long time, but only now are we being forced to accept it: we can now--for the first time in human history--consciously and systematically operationalize universal dignity--and its corollary, the Golden Rule--by making them cornerstones of dignitarian institutions and a dignitarian world.

The "wilderness" that the settlers saw actually represented the work of Indigenous people over tens of thousands of years, systematically and consciously burning to encourage certain plants and animals, and discourage others.

This means that subtle differences in the faces of the two groups were likely extracted non-consciously in order to systematically affect the perceivers' later recognitions of the faces.

Expert panels use guidelines as a starting point for common recommendations and, if necessary, violate them systematically, rationally and consciously to tailor an individualized therapy.