Sentence examples for conscious of something from inspiring English sources

I have a feeling that, in 1905, she's conscious of something.

Baxter was conscious of something unusual- he was being listened to with attention.

She's bed-stricken and under anaesthetic, but conscious of something – or someone – wriggling inside her belly.

Can there be consciousness in the abstract, distinct from being conscious of something?

And it is also possible to become conscious of something even though we are not paying attention to it.

Now, however, I am conscious of something brewing in my stomach like bad ale: I am not physically unwell.

For we have to decide whether the perceptual state in virtue of which an organism may be said to be transitively-conscious of something must itself be a conscious one (state-conscious see below).

… We may be tempted to go farther, and say that we mean by 'an action' the conscious origination of something, i.e. the originating something knowing that we are doing so.

I am very aware that many people have helped me throughout my career and conscious of giving something back by helping others develop professionally - not always the same people who helped me.

I've always been conscious of having something that felt right for me, but also, like my dad, finding the right price.

says Sam. "We were definitely conscious of bringing something new, instead of retracing steps of videos that we love or even our own steps within the video".