Sentence examples for aware of this aspect from inspiring English sources

I became aware of this aspect of British political life when I wrote the biography (published after his death last year) of Jeremy Thorpe, the charismatic Old Etonian who led the Liberal party from 1967 to 1976.

Milosz was well aware of this aspect of his work and explicit about his wish that poetry in general should be capable of providing such an elevated plane of regard.

Scientists and companies are aware of this aspect of safety research conducted before a product hits the market (Haack, in press).

Most physicians are aware of this aspect of the illness of their patients but many feel incompetent to provide the patient with reliable information.

In preparing for and assisting the opening of ICUs it is important also to be aware of this aspect and to offer nurses and physicians appropriate support.

This in itself may not necessarily have improved the estimates nor resulted in a simple blending of the two arms as different subgroups could have been over- or under-represented in any alternate scenario; 2) The existence of two study arms could have introduced some bias in recruitment if participants were aware of this aspect of the study.

Perhaps Da Ponte was aware of this misogynistic aspect when he advocated the more neutral title La Scuola Degli Amanti.

Following these guidelines, Dentists in this study were informed that there was a survey of their patients' knowledge and awareness about oral cancer but they were not made aware of the aspect of the questionnaire on oral cancer screening experience until after all data had been collected.

Knowing him as I do, I know he is very aware of that aspect.

Schuerholz is well aware of that aspect of the game, because for years his Braves employed Bobby Cox, who holds the major league record for ejections by a manager.

Nevertheless, as the son of a Jewish family living on a Jewish block in a predominantly Jewish section of Newark — fully aware of the aspects of life from which Jews were excluded — he suspected that "America" (as in: Mark Twain, Sinclair Lewis, Thomas Wolfe) was to be found somewhere else.