unconscious

Her writing has often revealed what was previously hidden, parsed what was unconscious, be it the miasmic unease of the late 1960s or the subterranean structures of national politics.

Gideon is then rendered unconscious by an unseen hand, and when he wakes again, Angie has disappeared.

Remote workplaces can also help eliminate unconscious bias in hiring, for example, when interviews are conducted over the phone instead of via video interviews.

When she caught up, he was sprawled on the side of the road, unconscious.

Incubation is as unconscious as it is real, and it enhances creativity.

When he invited her to play in a charity game, she got knocked unconscious when he passed her the ball.

This renders the patient unconscious and thus, effectively relieves pain.

One of the mobs caught Dr. Saptal Singh, beat him unconscious—and presuming him dead—threw his body off a train.

“The punches and kicks eventually knocked me unconscious and left me completely unresponsive,” Singh explained.

Some people were chased; some robbed; two men were beaten unconscious.

It began with certain postulates, or assumptions, to a great extent unconscious, of the conditions to which it applied.

In this way child's play, like primitive art, shows a certain unconscious selectiveness.

He was apparently equally unconscious of anything extraordinary in the situation.

In a dream he crossed the crowded hall, avoiding various acquaintances with unconscious cunning.

Nancy was little the worse for the awful accident, bruised, of course, but poor Masters was unconscious.