Sentence examples for conscious differences from inspiring English sources

"To say that war is simply and exclusively a power struggle is to ignore the conscious differences of outlook that are always behind such struggles," Kazin wrote to Wilson, defending his attack in The Reporter on Wilson's "surly and sarcastic" "Preface" to "Patriotic Gore".

It's that kind of place.' Was he, I wondered, acutely conscious of differences in brainpower?

He was very conscious of differences and connections between biological illustration and painting.

Harder economic times, as well as forces such as the euro, are making clients more demanding and more conscious of price differences across markets.

Throughout our work we've also always recognised that parties and people communicate in different ways and that when we talk, write, lobby or listen we should be conscious of those differences.

People who live in the borders are often very conscious of the differences".

EASA's role is to encourage high standards in advertisements through effective self-regulation, while being conscious of national differences of cultural, legal and commercial practice.

Were you conscious of the differences at the time or did you just kind of roll with it?

Please be conscious about cultural differences.

Basden says he never feels conscious of a difference between his comedy and theatre work.

Had he, for example, grown conscious of any difference between the technique of southern hemisphere players when it came to their work at the breakdown?