Sentence examples for conscious at from inspiring English sources

How do we become conscious of a certain stimulus, or indeed "conscious" at all?

To be conscious at all is to be conscious of time.

(Accounts of cattle still being conscious at the point of evisceration, and so on).

We're conscious, at times of the almost symbiotic relationship between the two countries.

"I spoke to him as he came off the pitch, so he was conscious at least.

I was not conscious at the time of what it takes.

I wasn't self-conscious at all.

As a midlist author, she'd rarely felt self-conscious at the keyboard.

But "Unnatural Acts" is not artistically self-conscious, at least not in that way.

Ideas here are more robust than the patchily self-conscious, at worst excruciating, dialogue.

She said she was self-conscious at the prospect of seeing him in person.