Sentence examples for certainly conscious from inspiring English sources

"We're certainly conscious of industry standards, and in retrospect, did we push the envelope a little bit on this one?

Tamim, 21, was certainly conscious of the honor after his fearless strokeplay in the first test took him to 100 at slightly quicker than a run per ball.

I was certainly conscious of my dad having a strong public-service ethic and trying to give the lads a better life.

"As a student of history, I'm certainly conscious that when you have heated politics and incomplete control of events, it's possible to stumble into a war," Mr. Allison said.

But he was certainly conscious, because he was braking at maximum force - equivalent to 75kg or more - and changing gear.

Johnston told the national broadcaster that he's "certainly conscious of the protocol".

The major players are certainly very conscious of the privacy issue.

They are certainly not conscious, at least in any interesting sense, and so invulnerable to further regress.

"Lawyers are certainly more conscious of the risk than they were 10 years ago," said Geoffrey Hazard, a specialist in legal ethics at the University of Pennsylvania's law school.

"This is certainly a conscious effort to do something a little more substantial," said Mr. Kultgen, who was dressed unassumingly in a T-shirt and jeans, making him look more like a mild-mannered Hollywood slacker than someone who was once told he was "the Antichrist," he said, by a female reader.

After training, nurses are certainly more conscious of their inhibitory behaviours.