Sentence examples for nevertheless consciously from inspiring English sources

Rationing is when efficacious care is denied to save money, perhaps to provide basic care to another, but nevertheless consciously denied".

Orlando is a complex interplay between Woolf and Sackville-West that produces not only Sackville-West's "biography". It is also Woolf's own story of the inadequacy of language to name the "thing itself" and to represent women, a story that nevertheless self-consciously conveys through language the very things she suggests language is incapable of.

He laughs self-consciously.

God supplies the suggestion, adjustment, direction, and order of the deeds "so that while men act on their own personal responsibility, they nevertheless act either consciously or unconsciously as the agents of God" (414).

Coleridge's phrase, however, is consciously paradoxical.

Researchers found that briefly displaying words and images so quickly that people do not even consciously notice, does nevertheless change their thinking.

What is less known is that most environmental stimuli are not consciously perceived [1], [2], yet they nevertheless modulate behaviour [2] [4].

When people stand on the insoles, their feet are stimulated by random vibrations that they cannot consciously feel but that nevertheless reach their brains.

Nevertheless, mapping of changes in first level representation within consciously accessible interceptive cortices, notably right anterior insula, was of direct interest.

The listener may not consciously be aware of such symbolic devices, but they nevertheless cast a metaphysical shadow over the music.

As a genre, the pastoral is a consciously indulged-in fiction, an imaginative removal from the world of duplicity, violence, ambition, a world whose shadow nevertheless hangs over the literary effort to shut it out.