Damon said it was his favorite part of the room, a reverent link to the past of a franchise that is seriously self-conscious.
I skipped the macrobiotic option available for the seriously health-conscious, and feasted on several kinds of muesli, a medley of fresh fruit, porridge, croissants, cakes and breads and a cooked breakfast in the hotel's informal dining room which also serves lunch and dinner.
Connery, not Brosnan: effortlessly suave, a trifle self-conscious, seriously chic.
And the perception of scandal and corruption in the sport, while not new, is taken more seriously by image-conscious corporations in a world of blogs and instant news and opinion.
In an upper-class suburb of Sydney, in 1972, an intelligent and tyrannical old woman named Elizabeth Hunter (Charlotte Rampling) is seriously ill but still conscious of her power.
Seriously, all this self-conscious intellectual Brooklyn crap has got to stop.
Yet the Rolling Stones were jokers not afraid to take themselves seriously, and that unself-conscious ambition propelled them above the awkwardness of their appropriations, freed them to speak unironically and to claim an exalted place in the tradition they first entered as interlopers.
Logically, it's far more likely to be an example of seriously poor judgement than a conscious and intentional effort to stigmatise those with mental health sufferers.
Mike then hears Jake calling for help, seriously injured but alive and conscious, floating in the water.
They don't expect to be made uncomfortable or self-conscious or even seriously moved.
