Sentence examples for conscious of how much from inspiring English sources

"I tried not to be conscious of how much influence there was from Hitchcock".

It's even more astonishing given that politicians are acutely conscious of how much they are relying on the grey vote.

With students more conscious of how much they're paying, they're also more aware of what they're getting for that price.

The SDLP did not field a candidate against Sands, conscious of how much anger there was in the Catholic community about the Maze deaths.

This year, in the centenary of the start of the First World War, we are especially conscious of how much Britain has changed in the last hundred years.

He has been injured for a year and I am conscious of how much [the currently injured Jack] Wilshere played last year.

I'm more conscious now of how much time I spend working and why it's not always a good idea to work into the wee small hours.

Some people are more conscious about time than others: they have a better awareness of how much of it they will spend on a particular task.

You are in complete control of how much you choose to eat off the plate, so be conscious of the size and stop when you're full rather than when the plate is clean.

As Hesham Sallam, one of the editors of Jadaliyya, argued, "regardless of how much violence each 'side' has committed," last week's fighting was "instigated by a deliberate, conscious decision by Muslim Brotherhood leaders to escalate the conflict with its adversaries".

I'm very conscious of just how much I don't know, but I'm also very conscious of just how much I do".