Sentence examples for subconscious tendency from inspiring English sources

Since infant health is critical for evolutionary success, Wedekind wondered whether people might have a subconscious tendency to pick scents that amplify their own eau d'immune.

The athletes probably had a subconscious tendency to hold back for later sprints.

The reason behind this perception is unclear but may be related to the use of tetracyclines almost exclusively for coverage of atypical pathogens in treatment of pneumonia within the U.S., or a (subconscious) tendency to consider use of older drugs as a form of de-escalation.

Of course, human males are thinking, rational creatures (with the possible exception of those who comment on feminism online), so aren't purely at the mercy of evolved subconscious tendencies.

I think there are certain subconscious tendencies that we need to bring into our consciousness and deal with to ensure we are doing the right thing.

With "City of Women," a film largely set in the protagonist's subconscious, the tendency is more pronounced still: viewers will argue whether it's for better or for worse, but the train carrying Snàporaz virtually doubles as a spaceship.

I am curious about our tendencies that may be subconscious -- violent tendencies, in particular.

Whenever we are struggling with a project, our subconscious has a tendency to soar off in creative fits looking for easier outlets.

"Sigmund Freud once described the phenomenon of 'repetition compulsion', which is a tendency of the subconscious mind to relive the trauma of the past by recreating it in the present".

This, I thought, was the subconscious aesthetic impulse that has always gotten Hugo Boss in trouble: a tendency toward lines so razor-sharp, masculine and hyperclean as to appear slightly evil.

But really my year-ago self must have felt the subconscious need to stress the fact that Rando's antisocial tendencies were in fact agency, not accidental.