Sentence examples for enough to become aware from inspiring English sources

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Graham Greene, who published "Our Man in Havana" in 1958, later recalled, "I enjoyed the louche atmosphere of Batista's city and I never stayed long enough to become aware of the sad political background of arbitrary imprisonment and torture".

The strange appearance of a clay floor is alluring, and visitors will stare at it at least long enough to become aware of the now familiar serpentine form, standing out from the random cracking and bisecting of the floor lengthwise.

Just as in therapy it is not enough to become aware of historic trauma without understanding how to move forward in a healthier way, it is instructive to get a sense of what an oppressed people understood about themselves that informed how they moved on.

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I figured if we could get enough people to become aware of it then maybe, just maybe we can get the vote.

Guay did not, therefore, get near enough to see how horribly mutilated the victims were and to become aware that, of them all, the only body with a recognizable face was his wife's.

To perceive is to become aware of stimulation.

Through New Order people continued to become aware of Joy Division.

These questions are starting points to become aware.

TV and film need to become aware of that.

The real work of our lives is to become aware.

Governments have to become aware of nurses' contribution.

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