Sentence examples for indeed conscious from inspiring English sources

How do we become conscious of a certain stimulus, or indeed "conscious" at all?

Sir Alex Ferguson is, indeed, conscious of the threat posed by a side that, in their past three games, have scored five against Wolves, four against Sunderland and beaten Chelsea.

Indeed Matthew is so conscious of being over-privileged, socially at least, that he is reluctant to complain.

Indeed, it is so conscious of investors' desire for dividends that it is planning to circumvent that restriction with a capitalisation issue in lieu of dividends for 2008, and is promising a return to cash dividends for 2009.

A final option is to bite the bullet, and insist that blindsight and sensorimotor perceptual states are indeed phenomenally conscious while not being access-conscious.

His metamorphosis was indeed a conscious decision, Mr. Mugler said.

There was indeed a conscious gloom to a form of art that revelled in love-sick wistfulness and tormented reveries.

I was pleased, too, to find confirmation from Seamus McGarvey, the film's cinematographer, that a visual trope I'd noticed was indeed a conscious stratagem: as Williams describes it, "the careful use of performers as foreground elements, tying the destruction to a human experience".

If Franco is indeed "very conscious" of how his sexuality is discussed and marketed, then denying five accusers' claims against him proves he's only "very conscious" when he can stir up salacious intrigue.

Indeed, making conscious and collective decisions around evaluation and cost and measuring certainty are highly difficult.

Emotional processing biases are usually regarded as partially automatic in that they typically operate without awareness or deliberate intent: indeed, pre-conscious attention to emotional stimuli may be a better predictor of later physiological stress reactions than self report anxiety measures (Fox, Cahill, & Zougkou, 2010).