Her questions, consciously or unconsciously, taught me to fill in the blanks that may have forced her interruptions, to garner the information that was missing from my story, to give my stories more depth and drama.
These women consciously question the dominant bio-medical approach and encounter disapproval from family or friends.
Of the applicants, 32% (14/47) reported having started to consciously question their gender before age 12, 62% (30/47) at 12 or later, and three applicants (6%) could not define this.
The new incarnation of the company raises interesting questions: Can two consciously misrepresented people flirt privately and rewardingly?
I don't think I ever consciously questioned my sexuality, my identity, my gender, or my daydream.
A smoker identity was adopted over time but, once established, seldom consciously questioned.
Well, potentially, the most fundamental question a reader has, consciously or unconsciously, when they are reading is, "Why are you telling me this?" So, you know, I want my students to think about that and also to think about what they have to write about that not everyone else does.
Gratton argues that by co-operating with others, "jumping across worlds" (really networking to multiply the number of options and sources of inspiration), and setting audacious goals, backed up by supporting activities, such as sharing information, conversation, and asking questions, it can be consciously generated.
And I did consciously ask the question of whether there would be a way to write a novel that would have the same kind of lateral feeling of a television series - the same kind of sense of movement in all directions, but not necessarily forward.
By naming modern-day refugees migrants, we erase and negate their suffering, ignore the forced nature and politics behind their movements, and consciously or subconsciously question the violence that has left them little choice but to leave their homes and risk their lives by crossing the sea and fortified borders.
