Sentence examples for especially conscious that from inspiring English sources

"When I wrote my first novel At the Jerusalem in the 1960s I wasn't especially conscious that I was tackling the subject of old age.

Wenger understands the broader point that the squad could be tweaked to become more competitive – and he is especially conscious that whatever business Arsenal do is not in isolation as he expects all the top clubs to trade their playing pool.

This is odd, considering that Californians are especially conscious about the preservation of other precious resources.

Policy makers "should be skeptical of all forecasts," she told Congress, "and especially conscious of the risk that things may continue to go worse than expected".

Maglio points out that social media makes us especially conscious of other people's airbrushed lives, potentially increasing our desire to live a happier, more exciting life.

If your subconscious suggests people that you don't know, or don't recognize, be especially conscious of them and remember their faces and their movements.

We are inclined to regard an organism's moral status as at least partly determined by the nature and extent to which it is conscious, and conscious states, especially conscious affective states such as pleasures and pains, play a major role in many of the accounts of value that underlie moral theory (Singer 1975).

Be especially conscious of not screwing up while grounded.

You should be especially conscious of older, mature trees.

We were already a tight-knit group, but we were given extra motivation by the Germans, especially as we were very conscious that 1982 was the 20th anniversary of our independence.

You have to be conscious of that, especially with Eddie Lacy's running style.