Sentence examples for could consciously from inspiring English sources

But we could consciously buy everyday items made in Britain, such as British groceries, clothes and toys.

"Before I could consciously express it, I think I was aware, as was most of black America, of a fundamental racism or a misinterpretation of African-American life that underlay much of what appeared on the tube," he writes.

I could not help wondering whether this was an example of the preconscious abilities she had shown on earlier testing — her ability, for example, to instantly categorize pictures as "living" or "non-living" before she could consciously recognize them (and even when she could not recognize them at all).

In that sense, clients could consciously select their individual auditor depending on their characteristics or tax strategy.

Companies could consciously choose tax certified individual auditors in attempts to create more perceived auditor independence and to deal with the risk of being detected by tax authorities.

In their effort to cut taxes, German companies could consciously attempt to engage not just specific audit firms and local audit office experts or buy tax planning services from their incumbent auditor (Lassila et al. 2010; McGuire et al. 2012; Richardson et al. 2013).

I did everything I could to consciously let it go".

In imitating a group you could be consciously or unconsciously parodying them and mocking them.

The twist was that before each word and image appeared, the word "me" or "other" was flashed on the screen for 35 milliseconds — long enough for participants to subliminally process the word but short enough that they could not consciously see it.

I could have consciously tried to make more music that to me sounded like Kaputt, which took very specific moves from 80s UK chart music because that's the only kind of popular radio music I have any history with, but it would have seemed a denial of the eight albums that came before.

Now, in a reread, I can see what I certainly couldn't consciously have seen or said in 1979, that Leo, in love with both the concept of Marian and the "half-unwilling gentleness", the feather on the tiger, the "natural" body of Burgess, is a go-between in quite another way.