Sentence examples for immediately conscious from inspiring English sources

And, after your literary face-off, how does Western art stack up against Hindu philosophy?" With fiction I am most immediately conscious of the need to actualize a scene or situation, just the increments of making it tangible, visual, and getting the choreography of gesture and response right.

He says of the term "thought" that it extends to "everything that is within us in such a way that we are immediately conscious of it" (7:160*).

Bertha practically never said anything disagreeable about anyone, without immediately being conscious of it and murmuring to herself "Oops, there I go again.

"This is not easy," he adds, "because emotions evolved to make us respond immediately, without conscious thought".

In theory, intuitive decisions are made immediately, without conscious, reasoned thought.

Sjogreen concludes, "When I go like this (points camera phone at himself), I feel on display, immediately self-conscious that the device has come between me and you.

I'm immediately self-conscious of being in public, more so than most days.

The woman, whose name was not immediately released, was conscious and was taken to a hospital, the police said.

That is, since learning is a dynamic process whose termini are roughly our first thoughts and talk about the world, on the one hand, and knowledge of Forms on the other, and since in thinking and talking about the world we must apply concepts, recollection is viewed as a doctrine of innate ideas whose effects are felt almost immediately in the conscious mind.

Players, of course, are immediately and entirely conscious that Pneuma cannot be the creator of his world.

More immediately, scientists are acutely conscious that they must make their report watertight.