Meanings of conscious moments in English

In my last conscious moments I will think of you, and speak your name.

All her previous conscious moments had been like detached flashes.

And now-asin most of his conscious moments-heassisted his creator, his master, in elevating himself.

In one of his conscious moments he protested: I cannot live, and I am only hindering your escape.

Layered across it all, like signal interference, was the recollection of our last conscious moments aboard the Martian warship.

Her only conscious moments had been those in which she laboured unsuccessfully to speak, which had occurred at six o'clock.

A wonderful dream had come to thrill her half- conscious moments, repeating itself in increasing vividness and beauty with each awakening.

He had fought depression and despair in all his conscious moments, never admitted that the devastation in his body was mortal.

In her last conscious moments, she said to Mary, Never forget that you and George are spirits consecrated to each other.

There were breathless days when the storm visibly hung in the sky; there were strained, stiff, self- conscious moments of rigidly enforced politeness.

During conscious moments take reasonable pains but no more and, above all, work so slowly as never to get out of breath.

A jury has watched the security camera footage that captured the last conscious moments of Ihaia Gillman-Harris, shortly after he was fatally beaten.

His shoulders were bowed a little with the strain of unceasing work and worry; in his more self- conscious moments, he shambled when he walked.

Woke remembering his last conscious moments: Devlin's hysteria, the hand arresting his fall as the two figures were sucked away in front of him.

He may have argued in semi conscious moments, that she would not scruple to take again what she was capable of imagining she had given.