Judge Pauley, evidently conscious that his decision would not silence the issue, said on Friday, "I have lots of jurisdiction and power, but it doesn't extend across the street" to State Supreme Court.
Jena's recent noosemakers, identified as a trio of white students, were recommended for expulsion by the principal, who was evidently conscious of this history, but a white school superintendent imposed suspensions only, on the ground that the tree display was a prank.
Evidently conscious of the similarity to vampire folklore, Cienkowski called the microbes Vampyrella.
These paintings were about scale — in much the way that the oversized photographs of Struth, Gursky, Wall, Höfer, et al. are — and in this sense they anticipated the new photography, though they were evidently not a conscious influence on the new photographers.
Explaining why evidently more fashion-conscious people in California, New York, Thailand, Australia and Germany have been willing to pay her such a premium, she said: "They've got to have it because everyone's on Facebook and Twitter saying they've got to have it.
The House, where most of the measures naming post offices originate, has evidently become somewhat self-conscious about the amount of time it spends on the issue.
But on the assumption that D and E constitute a directly experienced succession, D evidently is diachronically co-conscious with E. As this example also illustrates, the relationship of diachronic co-consciousness is not transitive: C and D are related in this manner, as are D and E, but C and E are not so related.
Being conscious is so evidently crucial to our ability to survive as social beings.
Evidently, the use of race-conscious programs by medical schools is currently the only method to successfully meet societal obligations through diversity.
Evidently Husserl wished to deny that all conscious acts are objects of inner perception, while also affirming that some kind of reflexivity — one that is, however, not 'objectivating,' and neither judgment-like nor sense-like — is essentially built into every conscious act.
The earlier and later parts of the temporal spread apprehended by the momentary act of awareness depicted in Figure 8 are evidently experienced together – they are diachronically co-conscious – and they are also experienced as a succession.
