| 词汇 | example_english_self-consciously |
| 释义 | Examples of self-consciouslyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. But it also requires reflection, since the author self-consciously does not tell readers what is going on, nor explicitly how the frames fit together. Learned discourse relied too much on the authority of intellectual elites to sway a self-consciously democratic populace that insisted on thinking for itself. The self-consciously centrist government, however, tenaciously clung to power across these years. Gries is self-consciously part of a recent wave of scholars claiming that emotions are important for understanding politics. Such a self-consciously dialectic approach allows more room for complexity and ambiguity. It was the hard-working, entrepreneurial, charitable middling townsman, and his equally diligent wife; the characters who now, quite self-consciously, occupied this typical urban middling order. The common denominator that came to identify the immigrants as distinct was their self-consciously progressive status, which became a critical part of their self-identity. Only human beings self-consciously and intentionally decide how they should live; only human beings have projects that are essential to living a good life. With biological literalism, the photograph conveys the material truth behind the alabaster male torso of classical sculpture that it self-consciously displaces. Despite the similarity of the territory covered, these are both different books; working from different premises, with one more self-consciously theoretical than the other. Its proponents also self-consciously resist engaging other social scientists studying the same field of problems. Evidence from the lives of the schoolmistresses in the study suggests that many self-consciously sought some kind of preparation for their work. In the pre-archival era, scholars had suspected that their public language was self-consciously more rhetorical than substantive. Even if they are visual, they are self-consciously so. This article explores how 'noise music' uses its influences, how it refers to them, and what occurs formally, when using influence self-consciously and formally. Fourthly, his approach to politics was self-consciously heroic and elitist. By the 1920s and 30s, with the arrival of a self-consciously "modern" physics, a new debate would arise over these issues. Several essays also seek self-consciously to correct perceived popular misconceptions. This account is quite self-consciously an exploration of our understanding of law, anchored in our experience of the legal systems we inhabit. She does so both self-consciously, to declare overtly the passion of her feelings, and un- or sub-consciously, when she is overwhelmed by them. Many railwaymen, with their self-consciously modernizing outlooks, also began to perceive their hometown relatives as backward. Their claim is that modern secularism has imploded, that it is self-consciously superficial, nihilistic and in its demise leaves a space for theology to inhabit. She argues that women at the academies self-consciously created themselves as participants in the civil society of the young republic. It self-consciously uses this approach as a backdrop to the actions of reformers. Dry functions both as a self-consciously byzantine act of storytelling and a pointed commentary on the real conditions of women in rock. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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