Sentence examples for conscious though from inspiring English sources

He is conscious, though, that stepping away to Dubai, however briefly, leaves the door ajar for other lean, hungry jocks to weedle their way into those stables he has already forged goodwill with – such as trainers Eoin Harty, Simon Callaghan and Bruce Headley.

A police inspector showed him to the cell where the cab driver was awaiting an ambulance — conscious, though badly beaten.

Not that "Rust and Bone," class conscious though it is, concerns itself primarily with the social realities of contemporary France.

When the firefighters got to him, he was conscious, though his breathing was "not great," the lieutenant said.

One was conscious, though it looked as though her ankle had been broken, Mr. Glickman said, and the other woman was still.

(In which case of course, if a computer system of this degree of complexity and interconnectedness could be constructed, it too would be conscious, though what form such consciousness might take is hard to imagine).

She is a bit self-conscious, though, because some music does escape into the hallway.

If you are self-conscious, though, you might join the ranks of the thousands of people who photograph their food.

While "Blancanieves" is less self-conscious — though set in the 1920s, it is not about the world of silent films, as such — it communicates the delights of pastiche rather than the thrill of original creation, a secondhand movie love that is seductive but not entirely satisfying.

Outside their conscious minds, though, that identity was in place, ready to be released by symbols of the tribe.

All of which will appeal to design conscious parents, though just as important is the kids' paraphernalia – cots, high chairs etc, which make this a hassle-free family retreat.