They did not, she suggests, make conscious their situation; only people who do not labour talk about the dignity of it.
Slaves are, at the very least, conscious of their situation and can, at least theoretically, if the opportunity arises, revolt.
Demanding his liberty when he became conscious of his situation, he was beaten, and shipped to New Orleans, where he was twice sold, ultimately to a severe master, whom he served on a cotton plantation in Louisiana upwards of nine years.
Cameron's principal private secretary, Simon Case, justified the decision by saying the former prime miniter was "conscious that the situation they find themselves in is through no fault of their own".
Despite the "we've been here before" rationale being voiced, many of the officials close to Secretary General Kofi Annan are acutely conscious of this situation, as is Annan himself.
At this moment, when the Anglo-Franco-Russian negotiations seem to have entered upon a decisive phase, we should keep clearly conscious of this situation and bear in mind that the Reich would do its best to take advantage, to the detriment of France and Great Britain, of any failure, howsoever veiled, in the conversations now taking place with Moscow.
Or, might the man held incommunicado and in strict isolation have the advantage because he must remain very conscious of his situation and know that it is imperative to keep mind and body alive?
But stakeholders are not conscious of this situation; they believe that this system is good for maintaining elders in functional autonomy.
In Bobo-Dioulasso, few actors (e.g. researchers, practitioners, leaders of social organizations and policy makers) are conscious of this situation.
Interestingly enough, some patients (10/22; 45.5%; victims and perpetrators together) told us, without us asking, that the study helped them by allowing them to talk about the violence or in becoming conscious that the situation should be changed, etc.
