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Meaning consciously meaning
What does consciously mean?
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Synonyms consciously synonyms
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What do people use consciously to talk about?
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Half-consciously I grabbed for my purse.
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According to the report, in her last missions she consciously risked her own life without just cause.
Notice how consciously this unconscious woman holds onto her bed. A person afflicted by hysteria always displays some artificial mannerisms.
Consciously it lacked the power to operate the great machine.
It is established that victims consciously detest being dominated by vampirism but are unable to relinquish the practice similar to addiction to drugs.
Was it to fulfil a wish you couldn't consciously admit?
I wouldn't consciously jeopardize it.
But perhaps they consciously enjoy the way the days drag on.
Even if she has consciously or unconsciously invented this persecution story she did it because of you.
Codes of behavior exist for us to use them consciously.
Meaning you acted badly, but consciously.
I told you she would never consciously betray the rebellion.
I don't think you've ever Consciously hurt me. Consciously, no..
The human is the only being capable of consciously controlling his number of offspring.
Notice how consciously this unconscious woman holds onto her bed.
It was a form of mania that caused its victim to imagine- consciously or subconsciously - that he was a werewolf.
How do I know there's no buried resentment that you don't consciously realise?
I certainly don't consciously realise it, and I think that's pretty rotten of you to say that.
Consciously it lacked the power to operate the great machine but your subconscious had been made strong enough.
You know I would never consciously go out looking for a job, don't you?
I like my job with the government. I wouldn't consciously jeopardize it.
They very consciously decide to run away like thieves in the night.
I don't think you've ever Consciously hurt me.
Consciously, no..
It's led her to overreact to this situation which she has not consciously faced.
I live consciously,I have practice.
And I've been sounding off like a subhuman. attacking a woman that's consciously never done a wrong thing.
Consciously stolen them for him.
Perhaps it was the first time that style was consciously applied.
Consciously or unconsciously you will speak.
Not consciously.
We highlight that 51 would not collaborate with us consciously, but would be used without his knowledge by Sarah Robski.
They're consciously designed to be so vague that it could apply to anybody and they disagree with each other.
The crew of this vessel try consciously to keep her quiet.
In fact, if I consciously had to remember and direct all the chemical steps required to get energy out of food I'd probably starve to death.
I do not know that I ever consciously followed any of this advice.
That's because, consciously, I'm lazy and disorganized.
I don't consciously offend big men like this.
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But in order to be consciously fearful you have to have a sufficiently complex kind of brain, one aware of its own activities.
Why does the world consciously choose to help so ineffectively?
So the creation of a liberalized Islam by self-consciously moderate and democratic Muslim intellectuals is crucial.
East Asians entered the modern world of nation states in self-consciously discrete secular units.
Passive data, as the name suggests, are not generated consciously; they are by-products of our everyday technological existence.
The US of 2013 is both more reflective than it was a decade ago and more consciously connected to the world.
Yet the fear of Jewish prowess continued to shape the thinking of the West, both consciously and unconsciously.
The existing world order - created by the US itself - was first devalued in American eyes, then weakened, and finally consciously attacked.
In any case, it is the sad, solitary privilege of human beings to kill our own consciously, as well as to commit suicide.
But the history of closing societies shows that nudity and forced or degrading sexualized practices become, consciously or unconsciously, part of the state's consolidation of power.
That December vote on the EU Constitutional Treaty closed this parenthesis: by approving of it, the Socialists consciously accepted a reformist, social democratic, European identity.
Indeed, central bankers and ministers were obsessed at the time by the memory of the 1930's, and they consciously did the opposite of what their predecessors did 80 years ago.
The stranger consciously or unconsciously is always a potential or partial exile and all real writers are perpetual exiles from this world, even when, like Proust, they hardly leave their rooms.
But the outcome you propose might not be fair, or realistic, or you might be consciously lying.
Such a world upends traditions and challenges old thinking, forcing us to choose consciously to embrace it. Or not.
But democracies owe themselves a proper debate, so that they make such choices consciously and deliberately.
We face a challenge that is unprecedented in human history: creation of a powerful political ethic of solidarity self-consciously grounded on the presence and acceptance of very different views.
Choice remains unexercised, because individuals do not consciously think through their decision.
It has led people throughout history to believe that some tasteful higher being created us, and that we inhabit a consciously designed world, like our notional Super Mario.