"For some, dementia sets in, but for those who remain cognizant of mind and body, life can dribble away.
It might simply mean that we are better treated -- that we are, as individuals and a culture, more cognizant of the mind's tendency to spin out of control.
It is true that some people I have written about — Thomas P. F. Hoving, of the Metropolitan Museum, comes readily to mind — are so cognizant of the piece of writing taking shape that they all but supply the commas.
Each and every one of us should keep this in mind and be cognizant of the fact that Trump is yet again diverting our attention away from the real issues at hand.
Strength does not mean inflexibility, however, and the keen political mind is always cognizant of the inescapable fact that compromise is a critical ingredient in our system of governance.
The artist was not free to speak his heart or mind, but had to remain cognizant of the way he presented the Negro yet again.
Mindfulness took front and center, but it was not in my efforts to tame my wandering mind that I became so cognizant of the present.
Your child is watching you and is very cognizant of even-handedness, which, in his/her mind, translates to being loved equally.
Q. Do you think that the preschool experience will have long lasting results? A. We are cognizant of all the scientific research that the mind develops at a much quicker pace than once thought.
In a detailed analysis of the productivity and fishing success rates of the people of Mer, the anthropologists were startled to find that children of crayon age were already dazzling with their spears and lines, and fully cognizant of the nuances of their marine ecosystem, bringing to mind an old Groucho Marx line: "A child of 5 could understand this.
