Sentence examples for deeply conscious of from inspiring English sources

Britain and France are deeply conscious of being former world powers.

He is deeply conscious of the poverty that afflicts the area, mainly because of the lack of water and electricity.

Through these early experiences I grew up deeply conscious of the varieties of injustices in our society".

He has grown deeply conscious of his image, one that so far has been defined by nothing but touchdown dances and tuxedos.

But he was also deeply conscious of his roots, and returned constantly to peasant folklore, Indian legends and the state of nature.

They do not impinge on the simple, ordinary experience of people sharing an island without having to be deeply conscious of division.

President Kennedy was deeply conscious that wars can slip out of control, and during the crisis he read Barbara Tuchman's "Guns of August".

[Credit: Larry MacPhee]Because it's deeply conscious that it pumps a lot of blood into the music industry.

Centuries of persecution had made them wary, proud and morally deeply conscious – and above all, pas bavards, not talkative.

Toulouse-Lautrec was, as two observers have concluded, a "sensitive, deeply affectionate man, conscious of his infirmity but wearing a mask of joviality and irony".

Oxford provided Faulkner with intimate access to a deeply conservative rural world, conscious of its past and remote from the urban-industrial mainstream, in terms of which he could work out the moral as well as narrative patterns of his work.