Sentence examples for is conscious something from inspiring English sources

Like the old joke about being able to tell a politician is lying because his lips are moving, it's just a safe bet that, if Trump is conscious, something gross is happening.

In any given moment I am going to be conscious of something; what that something is will (or at least can) change from moment to moment.

Or, he asks, "How do we know that a newborn baby is conscious?" Perhaps consciousness is something that doesn't begin at birth, he said, but gradually emerges.

The responsible interpreter is conscious of standing within something larger than oneself: a tradition.

Now, as we discussed earlier, we don't have a great definition or even a good technological handle to know whether something is conscious or not just by looking at it, so there's that aspect that we're not ready to answer, I would argue.

That a 400-year-old play has the capacity to challenge audiences in a way few modern dramas do is something Munby is conscious of.

Since taking the "Mind & Machines" class, Yosef Washington '16 has thought about questions relating to social justice and artificial intelligence developments: if we are able to create something that is conscious and rational, do we afford that consciousness the same rights as humans?

To use a useful metaphor first coined, so far as we know, by Shoemaker, something is not conscious of acts of experiencing going on in its body 'from the inside', i.e., on the basis of doing them, while something else is conscious of them on this basis.

According to Nagel, a being is conscious just if there is "something that it is like" to be that creature, i.e., some subjective way the world seems or appears from the creature's mental or experiential point of view.

Baxter was conscious of something unusual- he was being listened to with attention.

I have a feeling that, in 1905, she's conscious of something.