Sentence examples for be fully conscious from inspiring English sources

"The inmate may be fully conscious but unable to move," she wrote.

It's a situation that news organizations have to grapple with and the public should be fully conscious of.

He had to be fully conscious throughout, his head bolted into a steel contraption while surgeons inserted an electrode into his brain.

In what he called "a cordial, friendly and impassioned appeal," he told his guests to be "fully conscious of your great responsibility to communicate beauty, to communicate in and through beauty".

You have to get still enough to learn it and hear it and pay attention, to be fully conscious enough to see not just with your eyes but through them to the truth of who you are and what you can be.

"Before I was diagnosed with esophageal cancer a year and a half ago, I rather jauntily told the readers of my memoirs that when faced with extinction I wanted to be fully conscious and awake, in order to 'do' death in the active and not the passive sense," Hitchens wrote in his final column for Vanity Fair.

"I was fully conscious, but there were no more thoughts.

Underneath, though, Durant is fully conscious of his capabilities.

He is fully conscious, and is aware of the gravity of his condition.

Throughout the episode, the woman had remained fully cognizant – she was fully conscious, alert and conversant.

"I couldn't bear being fully conscious all the time," he says.