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On the whole, it was most probable that the silent Englishman, being less bold or less murderous than his companion, had assisted the woman to bear the uncon - scious man out of the way of danger. ❋ Unknown (2010)

He was used to feedback circuits bringing the results of diagnostics immediately to his con - scious attention. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It was like now as though I could not hold to being con - scious all that long, because I was like asleep again almost right away, very skorry, but in a minoota or two I was sure that this nurse ptitsa had come back and had brought chello - vecks in white coats with her and they were viddying me very frowning and going hm hm hm at Your Humble Narrator. ❋ John Myles Aavedal (2010)

Flint flung the paralyzed but still con - scious mountain dwarf over his shoulder and retreated, moving backward to keep his face toward the beast. ❋ Kirchoff, Mary (2003)

The resentment she felt for Eloise didn't even feature on the same scale, she thought, closing her eyes, con scious that she felt slightly sick. ❋ Craven, Sara (2000)

It was because he was afraid that Walker, locked inside his body while uncon - scious and stricken, in need of help that he could communicate in no other way, would call to him again. ❋ Brooks, Terry (2000)

The weight turned out to be Furl Hawken, who was still uncon - scious, his bulk sprawled across her torso. ❋ Brooks, Terry (2000)

Rachel wipeS at her mouth, suddenly con - scious of the blooct: in her mouth, her hair, over her body, spattered on corridor walls and ceiling, dimming the glowstrips, more blood than she had ever imagined could be. ❋ McCaffrey, Anne (1993)

Wren bound Faun to her back, mounted Spirit, and pulled a semicon - scious Triss up in front of her where she could hold him in place. ❋ Brooks, Terry (1992)

Farree's wings moved without con - scious thought and he was up-into the night, soaring above the top of the tower. ❋ Norton, Andre (1986)

And this is another fundamental reason why it is so hard to translate between our conscious and uncon - scious thoughts! ❋ Vinge, Vernor (1984)

One recommended way is learning how to train the con - scious mind to stop its usual sorts of thoughts and then attempt (by holding very still) to see and hear the fine details of mental life. ❋ Vinge, Vernor (1984)

In short, it was intelligent and con - scious: machine's nearest approach to humanity. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1980)

But with the projec-tive technique, nothing he can do, con-scious or otherwise, can pre-vent us, from finding what we wish, to know. ❋ Pynchon, Thomas (1978)

In which case, I shall merely render him uncon - scious with my famous Vulcan nerve pinch. ❋ Unknown (1976)

Driving an automobile is in almost all respects far simpler, but has to be learned before it becomes automatic, going on without con - scious control. ❋ ALVAR ELLEG (1968)

The way was open to consider beauty as a manifestation in objective sensory form of man's mind and consciousness, or, more generally, of his creativity and his deep-seated uncon - scious forces. ❋ HERBERT DIECKMANN (1968)