Sentence examples for always cognisant from inspiring English sources

There was some discussion of the appropriate duration for a home video-consultation and the need for the right balance of social interaction and clinical discussion to occur in a home setting, compared to the predominantly clinical discussion which occurs in a facility: "We're being invited into their own personal space, and so we're always cognisant that we actually are in their home.

Since this time the public has become ever more cognisant (and sometimes cynical) of official statistics.

It may be recognised by others who, while they have no clear sense of its meaning, are cognisant that it is nearly always referred to negatively.

His prose perpetually reminds us that in this world, outside of our media-generated superficialities and stereotypes, classes and cultures are less cognisant with each other than ever.

That being said, I'm very cognisant of the type of images I capture and put out, and make sure that they always align with my morals and uplift my community rather than abuse it.

"It's something I'm cognisant of.

"I am cognisant of that," Greenwald says, sounding uncharacteristically stilted.

Whether they're cognisant of it or not.

I am not the only one cognisant of this, of course.

Ruth also heard other kinds of stories, which she called "race cognisant".

The conscious aspect is the psychosomatic whole that comprises the body and cognisant mental life.