Sentence examples for conscious importance from inspiring English sources

Robyn didn't want a meringue but asked if she was allowed to hold her new pajamas, then sat with the cellophane package in her lap and an expression of conscious importance.

We can hypothesise however that differences would be all the more important among physicians less conscious of the importance of using effective communications skills with their patients.

The leaders of the interim government in Kabul, conscious of the importance of American support, have spoken strongly about the importance of arresting senior Taliban and Al Qaeda members.

But Frederick was more conscious of its importance as a source justifying imperial actions.

"We have always been very conscious of the importance of Test match status to Leeds," he said.

"We are conscious of the importance of this patrimony and the history that it embodies," she said.

He was well prepared and conscious of the importance of the interview for his visit to the United States.

Kenyan officials, conscious of the importance that tourism plays in the local economy, typically change the conversation when the subject of crime is raised.

"I was very conscious of the importance of the case and, more importantly than anything, the need to make useful recommendations," he said.

"What you see is a rapidly growing middle class that is very conscious of the importance and value of education," Mr. Fallon said.

Conscious of its importance, Greene selected close to 100 plates for his monumental volume "Le Nil: monuments, paysages, explorations photographiques," which was printed that year in Lille.