Sentence examples for been more conscious from inspiring English sources

Maybe if I would have been older I would have been more conscious about it, maybe it would have been worse.

"I wish I would have been more conscious to see how white privileged I was," she writes of her time spent volunteering in Laos.

I have never been more conscious of the ambivalence between June and her sister, Louise, the hang-dog tomboy who grows up to be Gypsy Rose Lee.

Nothing about Ms. Armitage's choreography has ever been more conscious than her determination to position herself among Balanchine's heirs, to quote from his bolder neologisms and to suggest that his classicism finds its sequel in her work.

Had the political forces in the country been more conscious of the instrumental role civil society plays in the institutionalization of politics, we would have fared much better in establishing more durable institutions and political structures.

Consulting locals whom Capote had interviewed, and records from the trial, Tompkins discovered inaccuracies in the book, and focussed, in particular, on the soulful portrayal of Perry Smith, who appeared to have been more conscious and deliberate in carrying out the murders than Capote made him out to be.

I am more conscious of them.

"I think everybody's more conscious today.

One is more conscious of transience and, perhaps, of beauty.

That they are more conscious than other people.

"Yes, I'm more conscious of money now than before.