Sentence examples for maybe conscious from inspiring English sources

(American meat consumption has dropped ever so slightly in recent years, most likely the result of a decline in income and an increase in both population and exports, which reduced supply and increased prices. Maybe conscious eating gets some credit also).

(S22) … sometimes there is maybe conscious over-exaggeration … [a patient] was very well walking on the arm of her friend who was very supportive … but when I assessed her on the couch it was much more difficult: she wanted to prove to me that she was really unwell.

It's maybe not conscious.

Do you think there's maybe a conscious effort to pull that back?

It's given me a bit more insight into what I am and what I'm doing and … what I'm aware of, maybe more conscious when I think of asthma in our house".

As maybe half-conscious but absolutely full members of social, cultural, economic, etc., etc., etc. tribes, it follows that people might vote accordingly, but that's without taking into account the voodoo of the voting booth.

Maybe it's conscious, maybe it's not.

"Ok, maybe they were conscious when you asked them if they wanted tea, and they said 'yes'yes

I'm very conscious, maybe even too conscious, of what it means to be a black comedian and what people are projecting on me because of that.

"So I'm saying, what they say of my writing is maybe not fully conscious.

By contrast, fathers are the direct, and maybe more fully conscious, witness of childbirth, and hence they are more likely to be unsatisfied with what they observe, including "receipt of obstetric interventions", "obstetric injuries" and, as seen elsewhere in the literature, "quality of care provision".