The phrase "aware man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is conscious of his surroundings, knowledgeable, or informed about certain issues or situations.
Example: "In today's society, an aware man understands the importance of environmental sustainability and actively participates in conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "conscious man" or "informed man".
He becomes an aware man, an increasingly honest man and not too proud of it, conscious that the virtue can embody a multitude of sins.
It can't be said that he was ready, this athletic, clean-living, intensely aware man, with so many books still in him.
He is an intelligent, politically aware man who can expound on US foreign policy and give complex 15-minute discourses on why the world's ills are all the fault of Plato.
The 1988 incident remains painful for Freund to talk about even today, but two remarkable things came from it: Her son fully recovered from his broken bones and traumatic brain injury and grew into a kind and aware man, and instead of being devoured by anger at the driver who struck her child, Freund focused her attention on what she calls the "real problem" behind the accident.
Significantly, one of the first designers to show in fashion week's opening day Friday was Christopher Raeburn, whose ethically aware men's and women's clothes, often created from military materials, may not have the red carpet's green glamour.
As a rehabilitated junkie and veteran of the rock circus, Anderson is an astutely self-aware man these days.
In New Hampshire one of his advisers, a former Clinton official, told me that he had come around to Obama after reading "Dreams from My Father" and then meeting its author: here was an entirely centered, self-aware man.
The only sympathetic character is Abdul, at least as played by Mr. Okulitch, whose earnestness and robust, warm singing lent a little depth to this conceit of a character, a self-aware man pretending to be the noble savage.
A confident and self-aware man — but a sensitive one all the same — Jones details his adventures with the likes of Duke Ellington, Count Basie and just about every swing giant.
Gotta love the self-aware man!
I admire the beauty found in a self-aware man.
