Sentence examples for certainly unaware from inspiring English sources

At his sentencing in April, even prosecutors conceded that Mr. Afzali was "almost certainly" unaware of the seriousness of his actions.

However, when he went to the bathroom, almost certainly unaware he could be overheard, he said to himself: "There it is.

A person walking along South 15 Avenue (almost certainly unaware of the street name) will go past a series of corners in this order: Checkpoint Corner, Danger Corner and Keep Your Eyes Peeled.

A meeting described in the book shows that Mr. Chávez was almost certainly unaware of the Disip's decision to involve the FARC in state terrorism, but that Venezuelan intelligence officials still carried out such contacts with a large amount of autonomy.

Jaycee's American accent is so convincing that the US caller is almost certainly unaware that he's actually on the other the side of the world, in the Philippines.

While she is not talking to an audience and certainly unaware that she will be the center piece of an exhibition in her hometown of New York City, she suddenly turns around and looks straight into the camera: A moment the audience is longing for to establish this inter-human connection that is so often missing in contemporary, urban life.

"We're certainly not unaware of the economic situation and political environment," he said.

"I certainly was unaware of it," he told the Victorian parliamentary inquiry into the handling of child abuse by religious and other organisations in 2013.

I admire his effort to bring together science and philosophy, but they sit uneasily together here (he certainly seems unaware of much relevant philosophical material).

They certainly are unaware that their all-too-ho-hum street lights resemble suction-cup darts on a gray slate board when they are studied from way up.

Although he was certainly not unaware of the problem of form what he called the "unity of type"—like Cuvier he thought that form was a consequence of function and not something requiring explanation in its own right.