Sentence examples for partially conscious from inspiring English sources
This frames our political imagination, shapes our understanding of what is possible and provokes an only partially conscious self-censoring that feeds on our sense of anxiety.
Whether that makes it to market or not, it's proof that everybody is always at least partially conscious of their day job.
He declared to us that at no part of the operation had he felt pain, though he seemed to be partially conscious; he had heard some words, and felt that something was being done to his limb.
Some of the angst was washed away in reaction to the absence of bassist Chi Cheng, still recovering in a partially conscious state from a devastating 2008 car accident.
And during one of the most-high profile rape cases in recent history, when a prominent TV news journalist allegedly forced himself on an intoxicated and partially conscious woman, the investigating officers reportedly doubted the victim's story because "she was not crying," according to the New York Times.
Not long after Jones' execution, U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker issued a stay of execution for inmate Marcel Williams, citing court filings arguing that continuing with his execution would "demonstrate an ongoing constitutional violation cruel, unusual, and inhumane infliction of pain and suffering," because Jones remained partially conscious during his execution.
If consciousness is non-binary, then the distribution of consciousness will not be sharply bounded, but will include gradations — some animals may be partially or incompletely conscious.
Two weeks after PNL, the patient turned conscious and partially cooperative to neurological examinations.
However, conscious consent only partially solves the problem.
Partially because we feel self-conscious and are totally unsure of this assignment, partially because of how unnatural this feels.
On all of the part-whole accounts sketched above, in contrast, a conscious perception is always partially conceptual, containing the higher-order concept experience (or something similar) as part of its content.
