Sentence examples for work consciously from inspiring English sources

"They work consciously to pull one more vote in with them on an issue so they'll have a majority".

Orci, who co-wrote the third M I, says writers don't necessarily tailor their work consciously to foreign preferences, but other forces are in play.

And rather than the hit-and-run silk-screen repetitions of Warhol, Ms. Quaytman's work consciously focuses on one or two quiet images, turning painting into a meditation on photography, and vice versa — but generally collapsing the two.

"The average American doesn't want to be educated; he doesn't want to improve his mind; he doesn't even want to work, consciously, at being a good citizen," Whitaker advised.

Throughout his career, De Keyser remained in debt to the heroes of abstract expressionism, even though his work consciously eschewed the large scale of Mark Rothko or Barnett Newman.

1) Work consciously to replace perfectionist thinking and speaking with compassionate objectivity.

Both works consciously use the conventions of theater to point out their own artificiality.

I thereafter worked consciously to develop my cunning, resolved to stand by myself, even at the cost of losing my way, of being exposed.

Mr. Acconci's performance works are cool and aggressive; they sketch a psychological portrait of the artist working consciously at his limits, in full possession of himself.

Hitchens is working, consciously, I think, in the tradition of the English essay, descended from Johnson, Lamb, Hazlitt, and Orwell, in which ideas are the flower of direct experience and everything depends on the strong presence of the "I".

As the cultural historian Stuart Hall writes in his introductory essay: "Without working consciously to a plan, Morris seems to have used every opportunity – studio work, special occasions, photoshoots, in the street, around the "hood', indoors, the big moments, the incidental – to capture another dimension of this experience.