Sentence examples for conscious of whether from inspiring English sources

"People have to be conscious of whether whatever they do will hold up to scrutiny," Mr. Jones said.

If you are giving flowers, be conscious of whether your girl likes public attention or not.

Also, be conscious of whether you have an inkjet or a laser printer.

Start by becoming more conscious of your spending, whether you jot it down in a notepad, on a spreadsheet, or on Web sites like Mint.com.

However, more time has no effect on the conscious decision of whether to misreport or not.

An increase in activity was observed in frontal cortical areas that may be related to conscious deliberation of whether an item is a category member or not [11].

In a 1979 book, he questioned whether Jesus was conscious of his mission as messiah, whether Jesus' tomb really was empty on the third day, and other beliefs; in a 1986 book, he argued that the ordination of married men and women "cannot be excluded".

As recently as three years ago a majority of white Americans harbored ill feelings toward black Americans, whether conscious of the prejudice or not, according to this Associated Press poll.

I think that's what we were trying to be most conscious of: that no matter whether we won the race or not, people would say we came out of it with good will and integrity.

But I'm always conscious of the cycle of fashion, of whether I should follow red with black, a short skirt with a long skirt..

Finally, regarding dietary salt, participants were asked whether they are conscious of the amount of salt they consume, that is, whether it is something they consider.