Sentence examples for conscious of a from inspiring English sources

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

He was never conscious of a lyric until he met Mabel.

With that slight motion, he became conscious of a headache forming.

I was pondering all this when I became conscious of a whirring noise above me.

At the time, Americans weren't conscious of a great shift, pivot, or crisis.

He was conscious of a horrible blast, of body parts around him, of searing pain.

But parents should also remain conscious of an additional lesson suggested by the Penn State story.

As I cycle home I'm conscious of an ominous rumble behind me.

Mandela became conscious of "an anger, a rebelliousness, a desire to fight the system that imprisoned my people".

"Life After Life" makes the reader acutely conscious of an author's power: how much the novelist can do.

Everyone on the stage would have to be conscious of an electorate beyond his or her own party's base.