Sentence examples for almost cognizant from inspiring English sources
At times, Zuckerberg seems almost cognizant of this disconnect, though he's quick to explain it away: "Earlier on I just, like, really didn't think Facebook was going to be a business.
It is that which we find most objectionable that we need to be most cognizant of.
He's almost painfully cognizant of the bizarre nature of what he's up to as if he's watching a movie or news reel of himself play out on repeat.
Today, he said, "the space and the furniture have to be cognizant" of it almost instantly.
The CFO is cognizant about spending money wisely.
Most investors are fully cognizant of the operational challenges facing the group we think.
Lulled by his success in passing an $800 billion stimulus package 24 days after his inauguration, and perhaps not fully cognizant of the tone set by doing so almost exclusively with Democratic votes, he found that everything else came harder, like his health care program, or not at all, like climate and immigration legislation.
The largest user, Cognizant, is an American company that brought in nearly 18,000 foreign workers, almost all from India, Mr. Hira said.
For some women cognizant of the Tupperware parties of yore, the idea of attending one today seems so corny, it is almost cool.
"Be cognizant all the time".
