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Sentence Examples Characters float through scenes as if in a dream, yet always conscious of their surroundings. He was conscious of it, but he was a taciturn man and just then he had nothing to say. Many teens are conscious of media saturation and critical of corporate motives. Armies were on the march, battles were being fought and lost, and regimes became acutely conscious of their vulnerability. Shipowners are very conscious of the problems that a ship's ballast brings with it. I am quite conscious of the various approaches to characterisation, and where I fit into that as a scriptwriter. He wasn't conscious of the faint sound of a car engine ticking over, a little way up the street outside. Because their patriotism was often expressed collectively, many groups remained distinct and conscious of their identity and separateness. Today they are more conscious of failures, habits and besetting sins which cause enormous guilt. His is indeed a calling of skill, not to wait for the cries of pain, but recognise betimes a sick body not yet conscious of its sickness. He is very conscious of the problems inherent in transplanting a Victorian melodrama onto a modern stage. However I'm conscious of not wanting to sound twee, and I'd been practicing every night so I felt really prepared to do my own thing. Being clear, and always conscious of whether my words could be twisted, was really important. She knew Jesus personally as Saviour and was not conscious of any unconfessed sin in her life. I scrape my hand over the metal bars on the boarded up windows and sigh, conscious of the fact that I am shaking like a dog. And Morgan suddenly became very conscious of the fact he had been skipping stones like a ten-year-old boy. I became more conscious of my body language and my level of physical contact. At first I was only conscious of the tapping of sticks and a faint smell of boiled sweets. We are increasingly conscious of mounting evidence that our energy models are unsustainable. Now I'm conscious of it and if I have six appointments I cancel three to get some breathing space. Show More Sentences As soon as the flaps are extended and you start down, you will be conscious of a slight vibration or buffeting. He did not speak, nor give any indication that he was conscious of their presence. Perhaps because of this, I felt acutely conscious of the way my shoulders were heaving, a rapid and seemingly exaggerated flapping motion. He is too heavy-footed to handle speed, can't slide laterally and has to be conscious of his inside help. I am also conscious of my identity as a writer within a patriarchal culture. But I am conscious of the fact that we lost all three matches by very narrow margins and winning the close matches becomes a habit. Above all, a viewer is made very conscious of the penetrating power of the artist's eyes as he stares into the mirror. It is true that we can perceive things even though we are not conscious of perceiving them. We react to visual imagery all of the time, whether we are conscious of it or not. Solicitors should be particularly conscious of the need to advise impartially. I have always been conscious of the inherent dangers to our natural world from our industry. I was conscious of the fact that I was giving myself a fighting chance by not doing anything to cause him any distraction. Consequently, we seldom talk about or even allow ourselves to be conscious of our conflicted feelings. Whether we're conscious of it or not, we have an instinctive way of approaching color. We are conscious of taking into account all the information from all interested parties. Katherine was again conscious of his strength through the firm grip he took of her hand. And it is at the same time what makes a writer most acutely conscious of his place in time, of his contemporaneity. Whatever happens, we need to be conscious of restraining and controlling ourselves. The republicans are enormously conscious of this and very, very good at it, and it's not just words, it's the ideas conveyed by the words. Such stressors are potentially invidious not least because people may not experience these as unpleasant or be conscious of their effects. Show More Sentences Now they are flexing their muscles, increasingly conscious of their strength and ever more radical in their demands. He was clearly conscious of the guilty frisson of post-colonial excitement among the British in Iraq. I've been paying attention to what I eat lately and trying to become more conscious of dietary food additives. I was dozing happily this morning when I became conscious of four little paws pounding up the stairs at what sounded like forty miles per hour. Slowly he crept towards Lana, conscious of his every move, careful not to make a sound. This would not work if society was more conscious of the way research is changing many of our notions and presumptions. Utzon was clearly conscious of the symbolic significance and emotional impact of a religious processional ascent. The dishes satiate the gourmets, who are conscious of their calories, but want to enjoy good food. All the great leaders, teachers and revolutionaries have been disciples of some degree, whether they were conscious of the fact or not. We were very conscious of the cultural and racial identities we brought with us. When you up sticks and move at such a young age it makes you quite self conscious of your surroundings and makes you question your environment. That night she climbed into bed just as conscious of Will's absence now as she had been the night after he died. The entrants would have to be ever conscious of the struggle, and tread carefully and watchfully. Scale depends on one's capacity to be conscious of the actualities of perception. Charged with leading Dominique's disciples, he is acutely conscious of the limits imposed on their potential for accomplishment. Yet she is also conscious of her own gypsy blood, of her affinity with these creatures. It was good to share some of my learning with the group, but I was also conscious of not appearing like a know-it-all. Was it the case, or is it something you were conscious of when recording the album? Now I don't think a composer who is actually writing a piece of music should be conscious of self-expression. He was on the wrong side of 40 and was conscious of shepherding his resources. Show More Sentences I am conscious of the need for caution but have not allowed for the determination of Peru's ladrones. We stayed for only a few minutes, conscious of the lateness of the hour, and took the obligatory photos of each other. She walks resolutely away, conscious of being spied upon by a ghostly face at every window. England under Eriksson are too composed for that, conscious of the need to control animal instincts. The verse rhythm should have its effect upon the hearers without their being conscious of it. Even in his last days he was fully conscious of his approaching end, and thought of the famous ringside battles at which he had officiated. As darkness claims me I speak, barely conscious of the words passing my lips. I regard him as an astute businessman who is very conscious of the value of capital. Home, she says, is definitely London, but she is conscious of her Scottish roots. It was the comics that made me conscious of a life outside the little parochial society of Ireland. The pupils were aware of the obesity problem and conscious of the need to eat healthy foods. Many of our younger folk may not even know the prayer but at least they are conscious of what it means. The majority of us can be misunderstood if we are not conscious of the divisions in our society. He has also called on motorists to be more conscious of pedestrians and cyclists. Both rider and vet would have been conscious of the risks they were taking so close to a games that was marked by a hunt for drug cheats. When I had my first two, I was younger and less conscious of what was required of me as a parent. I was conscious of being lucky to live in an old house, looking out over the broad river. We have never been so aware of the issue of waste, or so conscious of the need to recycle. I am also conscious of the important contribution they make to our economy. She left home at 11, conscious of becoming a burden on her single mother and three siblings. Show More Sentences To his credit, Huckabee is conscious of the fact that he will need a cluster of deep-pocketed patrons and bundlers. There have been many efforts to cleanse the language of depreciatory terms, particularly in the western countries conscious of the multicultural fabric of their societies. Those who are conscious of being in a state of grave sin should avail themselves of the sacrament of reconciliation before coming to Holy Communion. Sometimes I get scared that I'll wander off like that, and not quite be conscious of what I'm doing, and just go completely mad and never come back! We are always conscious of the fact that a company that sells itself to several different industry sectors, can be seen as a jack of all trades and a master of none. The Boxing Day tsunami and the Sumatran earthquake on March 28, which registered 9 on the Richter scale, have made the world conscious of these massive upheavals of the Earth. I became very conscious of the marginality of teacher educators in the eyes of heads of schools when I was a senior lecturer in an English college of education. In other words, modernity is an era conscious of its historicity. And at the time he wrote that letter, Derek was also conscious of his own mortality. For a few days we have been conscious of a bit of a whiffy smell. Lindsey has also been the administration's point man in dealing with America's leading CEOs and has been acutely conscious of the gravity of the country's high tech meltdown. Even if we were conscious of the manipulation, it was very hard to detach ourselves from that because we were so burned out. I try not to be conscious of music philosophy, but to stay tuned to attitude and phraseology and the musical vocabulary of the area that spawned me. But Bazzana is conscious of dealing with an extraordinary individual, one whose extraordinariness was bound up with his mercuriality and multiplicity. I have strived to be conscious of the political culture, and cognisant of the mandate and authority accorded to ministers through the democratic political process. There is a grain of truth here, but we are all now too conscious of middle-class socialists, Tory workers, and the like, to pursue this line uncritically. In other words, take a minute to really be conscious of the emotion, instead of just letting it seep in. Though we have been part of a glorious culture, which is an amalgam of arts and science, we are not conscious of the therapeutic values of applied arts. Even as he recounts over 30 years later that I lost one patient during that epidemic, one is conscious of the sense of regret which underscores the words. The presence of many ethnic groups has led Emiratis to be tolerant of other social customs, yet they remain conscious of their own customs as markers of cultural identity. Show More Sentences People are very conscious of the need to make roads as safe as possible. Every year I am conscious of the anniversary of my 1974 world trade center walk. Instead, one is confronted by visual confusion, conscious of the physical self caught in the act of apprehending through the senses without understanding via the intellect. The progress of tonight's debate makes one profoundly conscious of the constructive shortcomings of the Cobdenism of today. Both he and Diana were very conscious of their Jewishness at the school. A man who is conscious of having an ill character, cannot justly be angry with those who neglect and slight him. Wilkins was also a Royalist, and acutely conscious of the turmoil and uncertainty of the times. Only four colours are used, but the viewer is hardly conscious of any limitation from this. Hardy never felt at home in London, because he was acutely conscious of class divisions and his social inferiority. Northern Ireland's Unionists were conscious of this matter from an early stage. He was 14 when the Spanish Civil War broke out, and was conscious of what was happening through his membership of the local Left Book Club. If so, you can become more conscious of how your values and theirs are not as in simpatico, as you'd like. He was more conscious of social obligations than Luther and he genuinely believed that the masses would accept a government guided by God's word. From the 1832 election, farmers became more conscious of electing themselves, resulting in a majority of farmers in Parliament. Although acutely conscious of living in a 'wilderness,' they stoutheartedly refused to yield an inch to pioneer prejudices or frontier values. If I was a director, I would be extremely conscious of my filmography. So I became very conscious of speech and the effects it can have. Burns never dreamed of looking down on others as beneath him, merely because he was conscious of his own vast superiority to the common run of men. Once again the animals were conscious of a vague uneasiness. Charles was conscious of the fact that he had options to become emperor and needed to impose his authority over Castile to gain access to its riches for his imperial goals. Show More Sentences Alexis de Tocqueville argued that the Revolution was a manifestation of a more prosperous middle class becoming conscious of its social importance. Landlords also became more conscious of common interests with other landholders, and they joined together to extort privileges from their governments. Colonel Walton, who had striven to check the conversation at moments when he became conscious of its tenor, now gladly engaged his guest on other and more legitimate topics. Vansittart Smith, fixing his eyes upon the fellow's skin, was conscious of a sudden impression that there was something inhuman and preternatural about its appearance. Terrified by his words, and conscious of my own timidity and cowardice, I gave up my journey and attempted to apply whatever gift I had in defense of my faith. When you create this kind of videoless vlog, where you don't have the video recorded on a camcorder, you have to be more conscious of the story you want to tell. Conrad was keenly conscious of tragedy in the world and in his works. Brandeis was becoming increasingly conscious of and hostile to powerful corporations and the trend toward bigness in American industry and finance. Examples from Classical Literature Vaguely she was conscious of ability, of a wonderful and undreamed of capacity. When she had gone they were conscious of an alleviation, and of the great beauty of the evening. She was desperately conscious of me, watching me askant with the curiously commingled fear and trustfulness of a child. He became conscious of sympathising generously with all men not thus equipped. Of late years they are growing conscious of their own belatedness, and that touches a tender spot. An awful hour for Bismarck, conscious of the load of responsibility which he carried. The boarhound, as if conscious of this appeal to his chivalry, turned a knowing eye on the two girls. And she was so brimful of life, so conscious of vitality running to sheer waste. He became conscious of a candescent spot on the far side of the hearth, where the light fell on old Heythorp's thick white hair. In this activity we were less conscious of the sufferings of our cohabitation. He was conscious of no wrong, and he did not shrink as though he had committed one. One who becomes conscious of the daimonic element within him does not recognise it as innocent and in its first stage. Conscious life, or the capacity to become conscious of anything, is a deific attribute. He is bitter and satirical, and seems to be sadly conscious of the realities of human life. Yet so sure is his touch that in the mass of these hundreds of designs to Shakespeare you are not conscious of any scamping. With the work done he became conscious of a feeling of disassociation from the surroundings in which he had so long been at home. Hinge, conscious of his dishabille, had retreated at the moment of her entrance. As if she were conscious of his scrutiny, she lifted her head and glanced toward him. Events had hitherto so dizzyingly beaten down upon her head that she had scarcely been conscious of feeling. Some hours elapsed before he was conscious of anything that was passing around him. Show More Sentences So prolonged was this stare that Blake began to be embarrassingly conscious of it, to fidget under it. He pronounced this equably, but she was conscious of the presence of an injury in his voice. And the Emperor Nicholas was conscious of evoking this rapture and deliberately aroused it. One stoops one's head before a stone flung at one, but what of the flinger whom one is not conscious of having seen? Simultaneous-like, he became conscious of the fact that the footlight Favorites were no longer worthy of him. But seve'rus rejected this offer, conscious of his own strength, and of the weakness of the proposer. He seemed to be in a sort of waking dream and only dimly conscious of happenings about him. Now, at last, he had no cunning, and he was hazily conscious of his ineffectiveness. George was proud, and he was conscious of the humiliation with which honey-bee covered him. Charles thought he had never seen a face so humorlessly conscious of power. Jed was conscious of a cold sensation, like the touch of an icicle, up and down his spine. He was like an idler basking in the sun, conscious of nothing but just the warmth and comfort of it. Then, too, standish was conscious of a vague cloud which had come up to blur their relationship. She knew it before St. Clair was conscious of it, and poor Jamie knew it when she did. At last he smiled, whilst I bowed before him, but very vaguely conscious of what might impend. And as Raf pushed down another aisle, paralleling his course, he was conscious of a sickly sweet, stomach-churning stench. Neptune also showed that he was conscious of the necessity of providing for the inner man. And yet, even as I said it, I was conscious of a peculiar feeling of insincerity. It is conscious of their ultimate identity and their present insufficiency. Above all, we have made the American people conscious of their interrelationship and their interdependence. Show More Sentences And thus it is that every Idealist, bleak and wintry as his mood may be, is conscious of the latency of spring. Despite his limp, I was conscious of his tallness and lissomness as he hobbled by my side. With this Alfred, however, he was conscious of a glacial current, which not all the young man's cordiality could tepefy. I was conscious of each one of my thirty-eight years whenever I looked at him. The barge described in this book, though one is not conscious of being cramped inside her, is only a ninety tonner. He was not conscious of her transfiguration, and she dropped her eyes for fear of showing it. But even to the trembler a tremble may speak truer than words, and she had trembled and become conscious of it. It was at Tunbridge Wells then that he had become conscious of some danger. At that moment the old painter must have been acutely conscious of his fall. Yet Wrayson was uneasily conscious of something underneath it all which he could not fathom. Long dwelling upon its power made them unduly and unhealthily conscious of its presence. Woolfolk was acutely conscious of her utter isolation with the shivering figure on the porch, the unmaterialized Nicholas. Krafft-Ebing asserts that hardly any of these Urnings are conscious of morbidity. Helen grew conscious of unplumbed depths, of instincts at which she was amazed and ashamed. She poured it as if it were poison, and Josiah became conscious of her tragic self-control. How artificial he seems, and unseasonably ornate, and how conscious of his public. It is enough that I am conscious of my own uprightness and that I say, Find the child! She was conscious of a feeling of wrongdoing yet she did not recognize it as such. As I sat there conscious of a palpitation I think I had a vision of what was to be. Never was the paramatta stripped more rapidly of her sails, for every man was conscious of the urgency of the work. Show More Sentences She was conscious of parroting the current phrases of the newspapers, but it was no time to pick and choose her words. As I gradually emerged from darkened slumber I became conscious of piloti's voice. He is so conscious of his bigness, and makes chests at you like a pouter pigeon. The real rebbetzin, the one who is exactly what a rebbetzin should be, is proud and conscious of her dignity. Do you not remember that you ceased to respire, and were not conscious of the fact? It was then that Dave suddenly was conscious of the fact that there were sounds of revving aircraft engines. One would say that it were conscious of the vicinity of the heavy Romanesque pillars. I was conscious of a bit of the rowdy in my manner, but I seemed powerless to prevent it. Suddenly his gayety had evaporated, and he was conscious of his years. Pierson was conscious of Gratian walking past him out of the room. It was not until it had been twice repeated, each time in a shriller tone, that he became conscious of the impropriety of his behaviour. The first step in the process of teaching has made him conscious of his own ignorance. I am not only unsettled and unhappy myself, but I am conscious of unsettling and interfering with other people. And it is only what we are vividly conscious of that we can vividly imagine to be seen by Omniscience. She was conscious of a curious embarrassment and a subtler feeling which she could not analyse. I have been conscious of perpetual evaporation and liquefaction. They are conscious of looking very unamiable, I suppose, and therefore hate to be seen. She was conscious of having somehow ridded herself of a load of uncertainty and anxiety. She was quite conscious of his distaste, but it didn't trouble her. The person upon whom vasectomy has been done is conscious of no change. Show More Sentences And yet the child in the womb must be dynamically conscious of the mother. I was proud that it did mean something to me, and for the first time in a weary while I was convincingly conscious of a superiority over him. As I walked toward the elevator, I was painfully conscious of two ideas. Yet all the time, underneath his pleasure and hopefulness and satisfaction, he was conscious of the vibration of an unnatural excitement. Rainey was conscious of this fence behind which the girl had retreated. He is apparently conscious of having erred, in too energetically pressing his deeds of loving-kindness on persons unable to appreciate them. He was conscious of the warmth of her body, the scent of perfume, and the creaking of her corset as she moved. I had a dim impression of scaffolding, but I was already going too fast to be conscious of any moving things. He looked up and for the first time became conscious of faye and Johnny. No being who was merely finite, could be conscious of its finitude. But, perhaps, to be true philosophers, we mortals should not be conscious of so living or so striving. Omar Ben became conscious of an uproar beyond the garden wall. Starting from a brief standing sleep, I was horribly conscious of something fatally wrong. But Mr Verloc was not in the least conscious of having got rusty. He got up and paced, stunned, just conscious of a feeling of unease. But with living on there, day after day, the acute sojourner became conscious of a new aspect in the spectacle. Every man under such circumstances is conscious of being a great physiognomist. She waited for us, not herself taking a step, and I was conscious of the rare solemnity with which we presently approached her. A village is an organism, conscious of its several parts, as a town is not. The vainest woman is never thoroughly conscious of her own beauty till she is loved by the man who sets her own passion vibrating in return. Show More Sentences He was confused, painfully conscious of his inarticulateness. Tarzan of the Apes, feasting well upon a juicy haunch from Bara, the deer, was vaguely conscious of a troubled mind. We are increasingly conscious of a growing discontent at waste. Somehow I had a sense that she was conscious of the indecency of this. As she passed by him he was acutely conscious of her femininity, though he saw by her face that she was sensual and feeble-minded. Between them she was always conscious of move and countermove. He was again conscious of that esoteric disturbance in his temples. He was acutely conscious of the mist of which Hermione had thought. He was supremely conscious of the precariousness of his situation. And for the first time the knight was conscious of a curious feeling that all was not square and aboveboard in this castle. At least it's not sharply, not articulately conscious of them. She passed the day and the evening in the parlor, vaguely conscious of a strange feeling of aversion to going back to her own room. Whether he was conscious of any predisposing cause was another question. They were conscious of the mobility of their society and gloried in it. Whether he was conscious of any predisposing cause, was another question. But soon, her senses being very acute, she became conscious of an irregular respiration in an obscure corner of the room. Straightway I became conscious of a Presence in the room, and a chilling breath thrilled through my very being. I was perfectly conscious of the blatancy of the methods that achieved it. He was one of the few people who was acutely conscious of the transitoriness of life, and how necessary it was to make the most of it. She was not conscious of the grasp that was bruising her tender arm. Show More Sentences He was conscious of an aloofness from everything earthly and a strange and joyous lightness of existence. We are never alone, though we are rarely conscious of other presences. He was perfectly conscious of its excess, but he cherished it as a virtue. You are conscious of growing chillier and chillier every moment. He was conscious of the chitter of insects, but no animals lingered here. In doing so I held it within a few inches of my eyes, and was conscious of a faint smell of the scent known as white jessamine. She was also conscious of the blue overall and close-fitting cap. Jenkin was conscious of this churlishness, and latterly improved. Martin was conscious of one coherent feeling at the conclusion of this address, and that was one of amazed gratitude. Unless we were conscious of the energies such a call would not reach us. He was conscious of a feeling of failure when he left her at last. Utterly preposterous as his cravat was, and as his collars were, I was conscious of a sort of dignity in the look. The others were silent, all conscious of a dampening of enthusiasm. Artois was conscious of a dawning hostility in the Marchesino. I knew him before he gave me one of those aids, though, a moment before, I had not been conscious of remotely suspecting his identity. The young man, as he followed his wife into the hall, was conscious of a curious reversal of mood. He was dimly conscious of a dark object hurtling through the air. He had been only vaguely conscious of the dimple in the night. Lucy, when admonished, began to move to and fro between the rooms, more conscious of the discomforts of packing by candlelight than of a subtler ill. Before the minister had time to celebrate his victory over this last temptation, he was conscious of another impulse, more ludicrous, and almost as horrible. Show More Sentences On a footstool near the open fire sat Rebecca, silent and shy, so conscious of her fine apparel and the presence of aunt Miranda that she could not utter a word. Lovely it was,' went on Maud, dully conscious of failure, but stippling in like an artist the little touches which give atmosphere and verisimilitude to a story. She rebelled, as it were, against a certain magnetic element in the artist's nature, which he exercised towards her, possibly without being conscious of it. At that supreme moment he was conscious of nothing but absurdities. Without being conscious of the theft, she had copied from a print of the Apollo, and clothed it in the uniform which Bonaparte is said to have worn. I never tried to define it, but I was distinctly conscious of it. He said it with neither frown nor smile, and his visitor was conscious of a certain deep and virile indifference in the man which his wife had called greatness. As he sat in the dingy, little backroom of the bank, while Robinson's pen scratched busily drawing up the papers, he was conscious of an odd thrill. To say that he was not startled, or that his blood was not conscious of a terrible sensation to which it had been a stranger from infancy, would be untrue. He was conscious of colouring, and was annoyed at his boyishness. Macaulay is a masterly limner of the external side of life, but he is scarcely conscious of the interior world in which the finer spirits live and work out their destinies. She had caught herself wondering what marriage was like, and the becoming conscious of the waywardness and ardor of the thought had terrified her. I believe I said it calmly, though I was conscious of a shudder and of a paling cheek, in view of the nature of the exploit I was so unreflectingly engaged in. At the best of times, so much of this elixir was administered to me as a choice restorative, that I was conscious of going about, smelling like a new fence. And Colette's frequenters, thrillingly conscious of wrong-doing and 'that two-handed engine at the door,' were perhaps inclined to somewhat feverish excess. He was conscious of a thousand odours floating in the air, each one connected with a thousand thoughts, and hopes, and joys, and cares long, long, forgotten. Vronsky was continually conscious of the necessity of never for a second relaxing the tone of stern official respectfulness, that he might not himself be insulted. Find more words! 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