Sentence examples for conscious once again from inspiring English sources

Swann emerges a changed man, his mind absorbing "one of those invisible realities in which he had ceased to believe," to which "he was conscious once again of the desire and almost the strength to consecrate his life".

Interacting with the earth has been our task even since we became a species, but it is only very recently that we have become conscious once again of the implications of this exchange.

But with layoffs coming by the tens of thousands and corporations suddenly in a cost-conscious mode, governments are once again outbidding one another for employers.

The task of the Identitarian movement is to create the possibility so that people can once again become conscious of their place in an ancient chain".

Tastes of the Village and Williamsburg-Greenpoint (Sunday and Thursday) Once again, the socially conscious can use their stomachs to help community projects.

Once again, I am conscious of the friction between my wish to pin things down and Rankine's to pull towards universality.

However, for a host of reasons, including iodine-blocking chemicals in our environment, the poor quality (i.e. iodine-free) salt used in processed foods, and a general trend of salt-ophobia among health conscious folks, mild iodine deficiency is once again becoming increasinglycommon.

But as the recession receded, it left behind a surprising sea change which saw home-grown endeavours being valued once again by budget-conscious shoppers.

Anderson posits that as the economy sputters toward recovery, bonds will once again provide credit-conscious equity investors with early insights.

Once again, it is important to be self-conscious.

Once again, Bush often appeared ill at ease and self-conscious, even when he mustered an attack on an opponent.