unconsciously

It is common for partisan passions and selective fact-telling to shape reporting, sometimes consciously, sometimes unconsciously.

"We process things unconsciously as we are told to. 'Apples are supposed to look like this,' that is a human bias. By extension, it is a type of stereotyping," said Yoon.

She went on to say that her husband started "pulling away a bit" in what she thinks was an effort, consciously or unconsciously, to ready her for his death.

For centuries, humans have used yeast, consciously or unconsciously, to produce fermented foods, such as wine, beer and bread.

“I used to come to Lozano’s all the time with my dad,” I start rambling out unconsciously as he nods at me, clearly the recipient of much nostalgia.