I realize that people would form an impression of me in all of three seconds and repeat them to the universe, I decided to create a Gold Card list that would keep me highly conscious of building a solid reputation based on a number of positive qualities I want people to be able to say about me.
Mr. Bahrani and Mr. Simmonds create a mood that keeps us conscious of that emptiness, aware of the abyss that William appears to be seeking.
Asking to be delivered from evil keeps us conscious of its pitfalls, and the duplicitous and deceptive manner in which evil attempts to seduce us.
She looked up at him and smiled, and he tried to keep her conscious.
"I tried to keep him conscious, speaking to him, pinching his ear to keep him awake," said Vernon.
Some poets keep us conscious of those boundaries; others, like Herrera, discover their powers by defying them.
It is "a secret and mysterious area where all the most vital functions that keep us conscious and alive are to be found.
The men were soaked and freezing, and Shackleton doled out bits of food from their dwindling rations to keep them conscious.
Craig Staniforth of the Royal Air Force smashed his way into one of the bombed subway cars, swinging onto the wreckage from handrails and then discussing his daughter's college applications with a severely wounded passenger in an effort to keep him conscious.
At this moment, when the Anglo-Franco-Russian negotiations seem to have entered upon a decisive phase, we should keep clearly conscious of this situation and bear in mind that the Reich would do its best to take advantage, to the detriment of France and Great Britain, of any failure, howsoever veiled, in the conversations now taking place with Moscow.
He winced and frowned, sceptical, taciturn, and doing a convincing impression of a man who has been taken hostage, sedated and tied to a sofa, and is now mumbling in a low, determined voice about set-piece opportunities and stonewall penalties in order to keep himself conscious until the Swat team arrives.
