| To make that factor come out from the mere subjective state so as to manifest itself in a selfconscious and objective manner inside our activities of daily life, is vital, urgent, and necessary. |
| This may hearten West African farmer organizations, and should make European policy makers who are asking ECOWAS to open its borders more selfconscious. |
| So you become more selfconscious, and this leads to more clumsiness, and the cycle repeats itself. |
| Really, if I were to try, I would be so selfconscious. |
| At the substantive level, it is more selfconscious about the problems of resource acquisition and the desirability of leadership. |
| She never let any of this go to her head though and remained as selfconscious as any lower class girl would in the presence of such luxury. |
