Sentence examples for present conscious from inspiring English sources

We could get sucked into some philosophical quicksand here: after all, is it really possible to be aware of anything except your present conscious experience?

One might be tempted to dismiss at least a blanket eliminativist view that denies the reality of any mental phenomenon by asking how any such theory could explain one's own present conscious thoughts and experiences.

Lifestyle magazines brim with mindfulness features and the global advertising giant JWT listed mindful living as one of its 10 trends to shape the world in 2014 as consumers develop "a quasi-Zen desire to experience everything in a more present, conscious way".

But since there is a continuity of consciousness between one's present conscious states and one's conscious memory of prior states, this will be sufficient to establish the identity of the individual.

To emphasize the point, consider the everyday concept of a soul, understood something that is present in conscious beings and survives death.

First, experimental findings indicate that there are a number of contexts in which information present in conscious vision is utilized for purposes of motor programming (see Briscoe 2009 and Briscoe & Schwenkler forthcoming).

This view predicts that, ceteris paribus, additional stimulus information should be present on conscious trials.

Women were aware that the gaps were because they had not been totally present or conscious during the intensive labour pains.

They found evidence that doctors and nurses perceived the OT as a "private environment" in which the nature and content of conversations differed to those in other settings and especially those in which patients were present (and conscious).

While she made the magazine more academic in tone, she also saw to it that it remained beautifully presented and conscious of its readership.

From Oct. 16 to 20, the Vermont International Film Festival presents socially conscious independent films at various places in Burlington; (802) 660-2600; www.vtiff.org.org