Sentence examples for distinctly conscious from inspiring English sources
The attention that followed Breton's autopsy has added a disorienting public overlay to an otherwise private sorrow, and Joe seemed distinctly conscious of the symbolic pressure.
During the 50s and early 60s, Jeremy made many short documentaries for BBC radio with distinctly socially conscious themes.
Some desires emerge distinctly in conscious awareness while many do not, or do so only confusedly.
The subcortical areas of the brain evolved first and would have had to help individuals fight, flee and scavenge well before conscious, distinctly human layers were added later in evolutionary history.
But there was something distinctly unsettling about an event, an experience, a moment so conscious of itself, so programmed to be Discussed, to possibly-infuriate, a slow-lob morsel into the teeth of Going Viral.
It is distinctly self-aware, and for that, it demands viewers to pull off several layers to become self-conscious and full of questions about the aspects of life that are rarely talked about in public, let alone with a new acquaintance.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
The alternative is distinctly unappealing.
