And from there I would ascend to the Astor Court, a place so wonderful that I have occasionally, without conscious effort, delivered myself there to watch the snow flutter down on the glass-paned ceiling, or the birds dart overhead.
Poised, occasionally self-conscious, Win was "never nerdy," his mother emphasized, yet always driven.
The chatty, occasionally self-conscious text rambles along on various tangents, giving Allan Ahlberg's narrator the voice of a daft grandpa.
Occasionally self-conscious, this is the frankest depiction yet of the pain and personal liberation the commission has wrought.THE CORROSION OF CHARACTER: THE PERSONAL CONSEQUENCES OF WORK IN THE NEW CAPITALISM.
But missing is the sometimes awkward, occasionally self-conscious but unmistakably authentic energy that characterizes Mr. Vizzini's prose and also, more important, the zest and irreverence with which he approaches difficult themes.
The inner life dwells elsewhere, occasionally depositing its conscious vibrations in what we think of as the "personal" essay.
Many of the greatest examples appeared to have some subterranean understanding that they were going to be done within 8,000 words, and from that occasionally sprang a conscious strategy.
The image felt like a metonym for the series, which, for five seasons, has waved a flag of provocation against a background of tender, socially conscious, occasionally gooey humanism, an opiate combination that has made it a secret addiction for many women of my acquaintance.
Nowadays I occasionally feel self-conscious reading children's books on the train.
We were occasionally conscious of singers familiar with the cut version being score-bound during the restored passages, and of Jeanne-Michèle Charbonnet's Elektra being pushed to her limits.
He appeared to be minimally conscious; he occasionally mouthed single words when prompted, but he was unable to respond reliably to simple questions, or to chew and swallow.
