Sentence examples for aware of speaking from inspiring English sources

Although there's nothing fundamentally new about these practices, their application to Twitter makes it clear that teens are aware of speaking in public and using strategies to manage it.

"But I was aware in this case of speaking to a different audience, and I respect that".

Even though Myrtle is not aware that her way of speaking is shouting, in spite of Lot's admonitions ("Myrtle, you really have an uncontrollable voice"), wait untill you hear her when she means to shout.

This suggests that proficient participants are more aware of focused features of speaking skills than are less proficient participants, the latter who tend to perceive speaking skills in general terms.

Mimsy said she had adopted a pseudonym because, as the daughter of a Syrian father whose Jewish family had to go into exile in Lebanon when he was a child, she was acutely aware of the potential risk of speaking out.

As Mills (2014) suggests, one role of the teacher is to attempt to change the language learning beliefs of students, and teachers need to make students aware of the central role of speaking in communication, in order to ensure that oral English classes are treated as having value for students.

"The study reinforces what people in the African-American and Hispanic communities have been aware of and spoken about for a long time, but what many other people have turned a deaf ear to," said Frederick K. Brewington, a civil rights lawyer who has tried many housing discrimination cases on Long Island.

One might still argue that participants in our study were somewhat aware of the spoken stimuli, with fleeting microarousals that are difficult to detect in the EEG, resulting in a state of transient arousal/drowsiness not allowing them to perform an overt behavioral response.

However, clinicians need to be made aware of the importance and value of speaking up beyond the particular situation and the current patient involved.

"Anecdotally we have long been aware of this through speaking with fishermen on a local level and can only conclude authorities are aware?" the charity's Sea Fishery Advisory group wrote.

The paper is nicely written, but the authors need to be aware of that strictly speaking the production (the synthesis) of a protein is the result of the expression of a genetic determinant (gene or cDNA), and proteins 'express' themselves through their plentiful activities such as catalytic action, DNA binding, etc.