Sentence examples for ever more aware from inspiring English sources

But as I watched with growing admiration "Schmidt," the movie, I was also ever more aware of perils.

Incorporating social ambition into the corporate strategy is crucial to the future of business in a world where the consumer is ever more aware – and, consequently, more discerning.

Since striking out into the world of work, I have become ever more aware of the need to eradicate faff and say no to bumbling.

It is significant, though, in that it shows that sea-faring naturalists of the time were becoming ever more aware of the effects humans could have, for good or ill, on island environments.

The director's belief is that such stoicism is drying up as the rich become ever more visibly rich, and the left-behind are ever more aware of their deprivation.

It may sound akin to Basil Fawlty and a degree in the bleedin' obvious, but I find myself becoming ever more aware that it is intolerance – religious, nationalist, ethnic – that is the worst evil and does the most damage.

"I don't think we've ever been more aware of our 'connectedness' on this planet...our shared destinies...and yet that awareness causes us to shelter our own identities, to protect ourselves from each other," she said.

As Mekas became ever more intensely aware of 1960s New York as history, something to be remembered, his films became randomly diaristic, recording faces and names, days, nights.

But at the same time, he grew ever more acutely aware that he cut a less than impressive figure beside his much younger lover.

Grant's problem is, as the film seemed to become ever more gloomily aware as it continued, that whatever Leveson says, the prime minister seems likely to side with Goliath.

"No painter, dead or alive, has ever made us more aware of our eyes than Bridget Riley".