Sentence examples for a highly conscious from inspiring English sources

He is not a fighter, not a hero, not a highly conscious man.

As such, jazz has, Ellison says, a "highly conscious sense of its sources and its own traditions".

According to this biography of a biography, Boswell was hardly a nitwit but a highly conscious, skilled author well matched to his subject.

The Black Arts Movement, Neal wrote, sought "to link, in a highly conscious manner, art and politics in order to assist in the liberation of black people".

It has not been my experience, however, that anything valuable (to me) has ever come out of a highly conscious, highly deliberate act of writing.

The film filters the historical catastrophe of American slavery through the experience of a highly conscious man who's a victim — a moral rather than physical hero, a man who lacks "agency".

The uncharacteristic move in a country highly conscious of protocol sparked off a series of rumours over the state of Mr Xi's health.

The uncharacteristic move in a country highly conscious of protocol sparked off a series of rumours over the state of Mr Xi's health, with suggestions ranging from a back injury to more serious conditions.

This is a person highly conscious of what impression they make, not necessarily very confident by nature.

Still, in an era highly conscious of matters racial and ethnic, Italians like Joe Colombo found a way to express their sense of ethnic grievance, too.

Edward Wasiolek who has argued that Dostoyevsky was a skilled craftsman, highly conscious of the formal pattern in his art, has likened the structure of Crime and Punishment to a "flattened X", saying: This compositional balance is achieved by means of the symmetrical distribution of certain key episodes throughout the novel's six parts.