Sentence examples for cognizant when from inspiring English sources

These observations suggest that qualia, conceived of as the immediately 'felt' qualities of experiences of which we are cognizant when we attend to them introspectively, do not really exist.

But then, being alert and cognizant when we select food would make us less vulnerable to environmental manipulations.

Not that they aren't cognizant of when not to talk.

Those are the key inflection points everyone needs to be cognizant of when going after different rounds of funding.

Flacco's far from a statue and his ability to roll out of the pocket can be an asset, but he needs to be cognizant of when he should and shouldn't do so.

Professionals in schools should, therefore, be particularly cognizant of when and how these children express their pain (Engel & Kartin, 2006).

Anesthesia residents have preferred podcast content, types, length and format that educators should be cognizant of when developing and providing podcasts.

He added: "The one thing you have to be cognizant of is when you have proud men who did not perform up to their usual levels you have to be careful of assuming that it is going to naturally correct itself because what you have is the human element in play.

Since education affects a variety of important outcomes, such as wages, parents should be cognizant of this when making their immigration choices.

Being cognizant of safety when making recommendations to cannabis patients and consumers is not antithetical to the goals of the cannabis industry.

But what students of color must be cognizant about is when we stand up to fight against these injustices, we must start asking for true equality rather than a special status that comes with special treatment.