Sentence examples for apparent awareness from inspiring English sources

I loved the point he made about the lobsters' apparent awareness of harm to their nearby fellows.

The Scottish Conservative leader, Ruth Davidson, has even talked down Cameron's chances of winning next year's election, with an apparent awareness of his unpopularity north of the border.

In this paradoxical fashion, an otherwise extraordinarily rigorous mind tackles historical issues with little apparent awareness that these issues, in their own modest way, also demand intellectual discrimination.

Grooving to music in the Rudy Vallée vein — Kulick has set the production sometime in the twentieth century — Richard snorts line after line of cocaine with no apparent awareness that the party will someday have to end.

It was only later that Ms. Cooper discovered that the case involved a real distributor, not a hypothetical one, and that the company was still making those shipments despite the agency's apparent awareness of them.

Perhaps the purest cinematic articulation of this temporal barrier is the 2006 film The Lives Of Others, which takes us behind the wall in the mid-1980s and shows us a society in which beehive- and suit-sporting communist apparatchiks and cardigan-wearing dissidents alike jive to jazz with no apparent awareness of how anachronistic they're being.

And Nixon's focus on "law and order" — taken up without irony or apparent historical awareness by the current president — is front and center in the narrative Hayes constructs.

Only recently has this become apparent, and awareness of the role of drug therapy in PTSD remains limited.

For instance, the apparent proprioceptive awareness of the position of one's limbs could be nonveridical: an amputee might have a similar sense that her legs are crossed, even if she doesn't, in fact, have any legs.

The right sort of dependence between characteristics of the experience and the cause is not apparent, and awareness as of an effect does not by itself ground perceptual demonstratives concerning the cause.

When comparing ours to previous evidence in Singapore, it is apparent that awareness and knowledge of breast cancer has remained low.