Sentence examples for cognizant how from inspiring English sources

"I'm cognizant how young he is," said Van Gundy, who made Howard a co-captain.

He continued to stand there, cognizant of how much he had loathed himself just moments before.

Now I'm cognizant of how a little raise here and there adds up.

Coaches are also cognizant of how the decision will be dissected afterward.

"More than anything, you become cognizant of how many plays you are on the field.

"Employers want to be very cognizant of how they're engaging their current employees," Ms. Safani said.

Cognizant of how much money the city, state and federal governments have put into the project, Mr. Perahia said: "We're trying to protect the investment.

Having yearned from an early age to make big, sweeping films in the mode of directors like Ridley Scott and Michael Mann, Mr. Nolan became more committed to his elusive goal and cognizant of how rare these opportunities would be.

The fact is, whether a couple divorces or not, children have a ringside seat to their relationship, and parents are, on the whole, much more cognizant of how their children are watching and learning from them.

I was a wild child, and I depended on the forest to find company when I was a kid, so I became very cognizant of how friendly nature can be".

But, saying that he had not detected any new mental weakness, this senator adds: "I'm not prepared to say he's not cognizant of how he's voting.