"I make very little conscious use of that research".
When we feel good about something, we tend to behave with little conscious thought about its risk.
The interface was clever, and I truly seemed to be learning my test language with little conscious effort.
You underscore how little conscious control we have over our decisions – will science eventually rule out free will altogether?
This comes naturally to people and, barring certain optical illusions, takes no time at all as well as precious little conscious effort.
The manager of the Club EOE4 Drive-In, Junny Jung, is more than a little conscious of the romantic attractions of his establishment.
"In a sense, it is a little conscious," said Mr. Bradski of the Stanford team that charted Junior's course with sophisticated planning software.
But this is the basic problem with a show altogether too full of beery cheer and too little conscious of the darkness of Dickens's imagination.
I dressed, all the while a little conscious of how my hand wasn't still doing quite the things it wanted to do, particularly when it came to the zip and the shirt buttons – infuriating, and I left them half-done.
Likewise talking and eating and any other activity that might detract from the primary objective -- getting from Saturday morning to Sunday night with as little conscious awareness as possible.
Édouard Toulouse, a psychologist specialising in creativity, interviewed him in 1897 and wrote that Poincaré's thought "was spontaneous, little conscious, more like dreaming than rational, seeming most suited to works of pure imagination".
