Sentence examples for conscious of taking from inspiring English sources

If Strindberg's Norwegian contemporary Henrik Ibsen was the ego, conscious of taking a stand on the great questions of the day, then Strindberg was the unfiltered id, Mr. Greig said.

For example, one woman narrated how becoming more conscious of taking whiteness for granted had made her life easier now made her hypersensitive around people of colour, unable any longer to feel "natural".

She can see the ridges his thin legs make, and a bit of movement under the blanket covering him: what must be a hand, sliding on the bottom sheet away from his legs and back again in the kind of absent motion people make when they're at rest and aren't conscious of taking in texture.

When I first arrived at the kennels and saw the dogs chained in their pens, I was a little conscious of taking advantage of a dog to get me from A to B. But all it took was for the keepers to bring out their harnesses for me to realise that it's not about their ability to run, it's about their lust to run.

Walking away from participation is no longer an option for the young generations who may not be conscious of taking on the mantle of leadership.

A conscious choice of taking someone into my life.

"There's a lot of just-in-time concerns," said Mr. Higgins, referring to the practice of many cost-conscious manufacturers of taking delivery of materials only a short time before they are needed.

We aren't generally conscious of the process of taking a step.

In this manner, Jean Gebser's "ever-present origin" of past, present and future is manifested in the moment of taking conscious action.

Although we were conscious of and took practical steps to avoid selection bias, we cannot with certainty rule out the possibility of such influence on the outcome of this study.

He related that it made him much more conscious of how important taking care of oneself is, even if it's only to apply a layer of moisturizing sunscreen before facing the California day.