Sentence examples for think conscious from inspiring English sources

What's gonna happen there?' He actually called me when it blew up, he was like, 'You know, I didn't really understand your question, or the timing of it, until now.' " But still I think "conscious" rap fans hope for something more from him; to see, perhaps, a final severing of this link, in hip-hop, between material riches and true freedom.

But I think Conscious Capitalism will start to move closer to the centre now," says Mackey, with stoic confidence.

I also think conscious adherence to the Bodhisattva precepts, as formulated in the Japanese-derived Zen schools are critical.

More generally, he discusses in depth the nature of perception and thought (conscious and unconscious), and of human motivation and striving (or, as he would say, appetition).

For example, philosophers who think that conscious experience requires some sort of introspective monitoring of the mind and who think of conscious experience as a more or less constant feature of our lives may reject the effort condition (Armstrong 1968, 1999; Lycan 1996).

We think the conscious is the determining factor, and actually it's the least reliable instrument.

If Koch and Tononi are correct, then it would be a mistake to ever think one conscious could equal another.

Brentano thinks that conscious states (mental acts) are necessarily such that if a subject s is in a conscious state, s is also conscious of its* being in this state.

Mishra, an Indian novelist and journalist, evokes India during the Buddha's time and traces echoes of Buddhist thought -- conscious or otherwise -- in the words of Western writers.

So when we're discussing thought and conscious processes, talking about minds is precise, and even measurable (what else do public opinion pollsters do?) while talking about brains is just hand-waving.

Let us now apply this thought to conscious subjects.