Sentence examples for yet unconscious from inspiring English sources

Therefore, for making a diagnosis of rabies in a dog using an antigen detection method, a spinal cord specimen should be included, especially when the suspected animal is sacrificed shortly after the onset of illness or when not yet unconscious from the disease.

The doctors didn't appear racist, yet their unconscious snap reactions led them to treat blacks differently — the very definition of racism.

Yet this unconscious bias must emanate from somewhere, and I suggest that this "somewhere" is rooted in the language we use to represent women and men.

And yet, the cinematic unconscious shines through in moments where Tarantino just can't help letting loose his own pleasure in filming pain.

Our reactions to colour are largely unconscious, yet it has the power to affect our quality of life and our wellbeing.

Now when I am with a patient and in my unconscious yet quite focused state, it's the same thing.

Music director and singer Ramesh Vinayakam said "Engey Nimmadhi" was an example of "the unconscious yet natural and healthy fusion that was happening to cinema music at the hands of music directors".

Here it is the unconscious yet socially-enforced systems of rewards imposed upon an individual from childhood on that takes charge of the moral person's education through sublimation, a process ensuring we all undergo a conversion away from what Freud calls the infantile Pleasure Principle.

And yet, Lazar is not unconscious of a touch of heroism in the Stones' adventure.

Yet in a possibly unconscious but popular and retrograde move, western values have been made synonymous with human values.

Yet on a deep, unconscious level we still find the image of an ambitious woman hard to swallow.