Sentence examples for be particularly conscious from inspiring English sources

As Speaker, she would be particularly conscious of the needs of backbenchers.

D'Arnaud claimed not to be particularly conscious about how he fit into the 2014 puzzle.

Journalists have to be particularly conscious about any sort of network signalling; any sort of connection; any sort of licence plate-reading device that they pass on their way to a meeting point; any place they use their credit card; any place they take their phone; any email contact they have with the source.

Occupational details were used to create a supplementary group that should be particularly conscious of their health and cancer care possibilities, namely persons in medical and nursing work, teaching work, research and physical education.

It is particularly conscious of its image.

Bech, being Jewish, was particularly conscious of those vanished plutocrats.

I've never been particularly conscious of 'writing for women'.

The trouble is that the Iranians are particularly conscious of their standing in the world.

Editors in those days were particularly conscious not to offend "the family" on the front page.

KASEY RYAN'S mother survived throat cancer; now Ms. Ryan, 42, is particularly conscious of that part of the body.

Since I became chancellor myself last year, Chang-Lin has been constantly on my mind; I've been particularly conscious of everything I learned from him about leadership.