Peter tells us on Thursday morning that we are now "consciously incompetent" kayakers, but with practice we will become "consciously competent".
While most of us will consciously avoid any place that schoolies might turn up at, we'll still read about the security concerns or discuss the effectiveness of alcohol abuse warnings.
I will consciously slow down as I enter a gallery.
There are greater tests to come but perhaps the proximity of bettering Charlton's tally will – consciously or not – give Rooney that extra impetus to pull United round.
It is clear that editors will consciously assess the likely "impact of a paper" not only on its usefulness, but also on its potential citation career.
No journalist with a scintilla of professional pride will consciously introduce a political agenda into his stories, but one's background worldview does inevitably make a difference when it comes to deciding which stories or claims don't smell right and require double-checking, as opposed to those it's safe to run with.
("Toxic Waters" series, front page, March 1): One of the more disturbing elements of this article is the assumption -- reinforced by actual examples -- that the managers of potentially polluting companies will consciously and deliberately add poisons to our country's waterways if they are not legally prohibited from doing so.
Hogg and her director of photography, Ed Rutherford, appear to rely simply on the available light from the window, but will consciously direct the camera towards this light source so that the human figures are in semi-darkness or silhouette: they appear masked, or blinded, feeling their way.
The manifesto will consciously cast the SNP as a party of government for the whole of the UK, with plans to reverse cuts to disability benefits and the roll-out of universal credit, as well as pushing formal recognition of a Palestinian State.
Unfortunately, when a single homogeneous group is designing and engineering the vast majority of technology, they will consciously and unconsciously pass on their own biases.
