Sentence examples for display this awareness from inspiring English sources

Jolie Pitt appears not to forget that she and Pitt are playing a double role, as celebrities in an art film, and there are shots in the film that display this awareness as if they were posters.

Horne displayed the awareness and intelligent support play that earned him international recognition, capitalising on excellent work from first Ewan Dowes and then Richard Swain.

Can use appropriate body language to display audience awareness and to engage interest, but this is not consistently demonstrated.

Many display some awareness of the decision to end Mare Nostrum, but no one says its closure would put them off.

He did not display any awareness that a ferocious tongue-lashing that Francis gave the cardinals last Christmas about the narcissistic and vain nature of the Roman Curia might apply to him.

(Which is more "elitist," Obama's alleged fondness for arugula or McCain's $520 Ferragamo loafers?) But they display no awareness that exploiting race prejudice poses more danger to the American social fabric than exploiting hatred of people who like windsurfing or can speak French.

However, when it comes to attitudes and behaviours, females seem to display more awareness around these issues.

The dialectic format and the display of awareness of differences in doctrinal interpretation are the hallmarks of the Kathāvatthu and the Vijñānakāya.

By giving accounts for their actions people display their awareness of the disaffiliating or unexpected nature of the action and their understanding of the reasons and motives which make the action more acceptable or ordinary.

One way in which experienced endoscopists display situation awareness is in their perception and understanding of the colonoscope tip's location within the colonic tract.

Also develop a working knowledge of cultural phenomenon surrounding that movement (key books, movies, etc) so that when speaking with the likely very music/pop culture focused musician you display an awareness of music beyond the usual groupie squealing.