Others note that the rotating leadership of the bloc passed to the United Arab Emirates, which is conscious of the region's global reputation.
The only jazz group most people had heard was the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, which was conscious of playing a kind of wild hokum, imitating barnyard noises on their records.
In 1961, Mississippi's approach was still dominated by the Citizens Council, which was conscious of how violence could mar the image of a state that was sending speakers north to present itself as a peaceful place to do business.
Better Together, which was conscious that the SNP had spent months marshalling the Scottish government's civil service resources behind the white paper, was nervous that the document could present a substantial threat.
A.J.AYER: A BIOGRAPHY.By Ben Rogers.Chatto & Windus; 416 pages; £20IN THE public mind, or at least that part of it which is conscious of such things, A. J. Ayer was the philosopher of the first three decades after the second world war.
Second, since that which is conscious (viz. the self) is different from that of which it is conscious (viz.
If unconscious evaluations exceed a critical arousal threshold, distinct emotions (which are conscious, intensive, and directed toward the evaluated contents) may arise.
That is, there could be a very powerful mind (which is conscious to a high degree) whose ideas are relatively less powerful (of which the mind is conscious to a very low degree).
This again seems to be a situation in which being conscious of some experienced objects by having the experience goes with not being conscious of others in the same body in the same way.
First, a distinction is needed between resistance to persuasion, which is conscious and deliberate, and inner unconscious resistance to change.
