Sentence examples for conscious of some from inspiring English sources

His concert at the Royal Albert Hall in May brought a full house to cheer him; but left him unsatisfied, conscious of some fouled communication line.

The thoughts of his mind, besides, were of the gloomiest dye; and when he glanced at the companion of his drive, he was conscious of some touch of that terror of the law and the law's officers, which may at times assail the most honest.

One is still conscious of some of these enormous casualties, just as in the great Cornish gardens (planted at roughly the same period in the 19th century) one is aware of the problems created when trees and hedges are left to their own devices, and a generation passes before any radical decisions are made.

When arguing for reism Brentano was conscious of some related views of Leibniz.

I was conscious of (some of) the challenges I was likely to face--the teaching load, doing research with undergraduates, and all that.

In this research, as we said, brain bisection patients under certain conditions are conscious of some object seen by, say, the right hemisphere until the left hand, which is controlled by the right hemisphere, reaches for it.

After Senator John McCain's campaign mocked Mr. Obama as a celebrity in an advertisement leading up to the Democratic convention, an adviser to Mr. Obama, Anita Dunn, said: "We were definitely conscious of how some things looked.

Some cognitive scientists, conscious of the (in some respects, complementary) merits of both Dual Coding Theory and computationalism, would clearly like to reconcile the two viewpoints.

And something else had been bothering me for several miles without my being quite conscious of its source, some persistent noise..

MacCulloch is also conscious of the fears some might have in the face of this religion that, like its founder, refuses to die.

And something else had been bothering me for several miles without my being quite conscious of its source, some persistent noise...