Examples of conscious

• He is elegant, sensual, conscious of his body.

• Our subconscious mind registers things which our conscious mind is not aware of.

• When a hypnotist puts you in a trance, you no longer have conscious control of yourself.

• He was conscious of a presence behind him.

• She was conscious of the fact that everyone was staring at her.

• However, intentions and plans imply the sensation of conscious will.

• We give surgery patients anesthesia to avert the agony they would feel if they remained conscious.

• Here both systems function unconsciously, unlike the conscious functioning of the ventral system in the perceptual learning discussed above.

• Unlike their earlier appeals to science, though, this time around actuaries made a conscious effort to practice what the scientists seemed to be preaching.

• The self-organization of conscious thought must not be understood as the organization of conscious thought under the control of the self.

• Patients in "minimally conscious states" are awake but have only partial preservation of awareness and responsiveness.

• Singling out his conscious intentions as causes is practical and parsimonious, however, as it does not require a theory of everything.

• To claim otherwise is to relegate the elaborate structure of conscious experience to a mystical state beyond the bounds of science.

• Is conscious will really no more than a feeling?

• Its function is to induce individuals to disengage, without conscious intention, from unprofitable situations.

• This makes the expression of emotion a possibly conscious and pre-meditated behavior.

• Thirty-two respondents spoke of making a conscious effort to keep busy in order to prevent despondency.

• However, in the mentalistic framework, the formation and manipulation of abstract knowledge is restricted to conscious activities.

• Consequently, this approach places much of the burden of transition on an interactive and often politically conscious elite rather than structures and socio-economic conditions.