hyperconscious

This irritated me at first, because it seemed like some sort of hyperconscious postmodern gesture.

Presentation is a recurring complaint for designers, who are, after all, in the business of being hyperconscious about image.

"A hyperconscious subject has a low threshold.

Weiss has explained such apparent discrepancies as the work of what he terms the superconscious mind, a state of hyperconscious awareness.

Trust me, for the first few weeks you'll be so hyperconscious that you'll answer to anything, and by the time you're comfortable with it, it will have become habit.

My theory, however, is that the current wave of hyperconscious aestheticism is a subconscious reaction to the dirty, damp, often wonderful ugliness of Bangkok's streets.

But..." I'm suddenly hyperconscious of Baxter and Lenz and Kaiser in the surveillance van, monitoring every word.

And not so Svidrigailov and Raskolnikov, both hyperconscious men, and both (as we shall see) linked by their condition to the city which Peter the Great pondered over and then ordered to be built.

What changed things was the opening of the ultracool Hotel Costes, near the corner of Rue de Castiglione, and, a few blocks down at No. 213, Colette, the boutique that spoon-feeds the hyperconscious with a purée of the best selected fashion.