Sentence examples for consciously undertake from inspiring English sources

That kind of historicism failed to understand history as a project that humans consciously undertake in order to respond to their collective past for the sake of their future.

For Sartre, a group is a collection of people who consciously undertake a common project together where the project typically is one best taken up by this sort of group (Young 1994, 724).

The reality of risk-taking in the arts is that it is a constant process, regularly monitored, consciously undertaken, carefully balanced, because without risk-taking there is no worthwhile art.

The developers consciously undertook the project as a model that, while aspirational, would be built on a foundation of replicable components and processes that could be applied elsewhere.

The first step in everything you undertake is to consciously choose what you want!

This is one characteristic pattern of Confucian self-cultivation: one consciously, deliberately and assiduously undertakes a program that inculcates dispositions to have ethically appropriate emotional responses and patterns of conduct.

It is hypothesized that people who consciously act in a pro-environmental way do not necessarily have lower CO2 emissions more than those who do not undertake environmental activities.

Formally, in "Talking Dirty to the Gods," Komunyakaa has undertaken a sequence that sits squarely and self-consciously on the page: each of the 132 poems here is of 16 lines (four quatrains), and the lines are usually of four stresses.

Gaggle's revival of The Dark and the Brilliant is an ephemeral, revisionary, consciously political music-making process – and it's one that's being undertaken without a finishing line in sight.

I've undertaken formal qualifications and structured development programmes, but have also learned a great deal from consciously taking the time to review commissioning activities undertaken elsewhere in the UK and abroad.

Reforms undertaken partly to meet demands for EU membership have shifted power from threat-obsessed generals to civilian institutions, and to a new, more self-consciously Muslim elite rooted in Anatolia rather than Istanbul, Turkey's Western-looking commercial and intellectual capital.