Sentence examples for somehow conscious of from inspiring English sources

Stevenson came in as I was finishing it, and with his affectionate interest in everything I was doing, leaned over my shoulder, and was soon elaborating the map and naming it … "Oh, for a story about it," I exclaimed, in a heaven of enchantment, and somehow conscious of his own enthusiasm in the idea".

18. Kant calls space, in particular, an "ens imaginarium" or being of the imagination to emphasize that on his view we are not somehow conscious of the whole of space, which he also describes as "an infinite given magnitude" (292/B348-349, A25/B39).

If every living cell of my body is somehow conscious, then also the individual cells in my brain must be.

These motions cause motions in the brain, and (somehow) conscious visual experience results.

We all looked straight ahead, somehow instinctively conscious of not wanting to catch each other's eyes.

It thus remains possible that, even controlling for electrophysiological and behavioral markers of arousal, participants may have somehow remained conscious of the stimuli during trials scored as NREM1.

The island was once a marketplace for slave traders, and somehow you are always conscious of its shameful, dark origins.

"I was conscious of feeling somehow special," he recalls of a visit to Downing Street when a family friend, Harold Wilson, was prime minister.

The 12-year-old Peter is "dazzled" and "conscious of feeling somehow special" when he is taken into the Cabinet Room and allowed to sit in the prime minister's chair.

You're always conscious of the actors' harnesses, but somehow this seems a more organic fit for the story than all that skating was.

Somehow having the human element removed from the stage makes you all the more conscious of what a gift the Rodgers and Hammerstein songs are.