Sentence examples for far too aware from inspiring English sources

But this high-grade pulp entertainment is too delectably amusing and self-amused, and far too aware of its own outrageous conceits to sustain such a dolorous verdict.

I am far too aware of my privilege and the way that my life and experiences are promoted at the expense of your own.

Re "What's a Parent to Do? Fix the PC, For Starters" (Aug. 8): The problem of parents' acting as the first line of tech support is one of which I am far too aware.

I was far too aware of myself.

Looking back now, I was far too aware of these highly unimportant materials things at such a youthful time of my life.

She is far too self-aware to utter the phrase "been there, done that", but if she ever did, no one would take issue.

But Earl is far too self-aware and self-lacerating for the confessional mode to be straightforward or simply earnest: on the Odd Future Tumblr, where the album was posted ahead of its official label release, the cursor is rendered as a crying face.

Mrs Clinton sensibly spent a lot of time urging Iowans to turn out and vote, noting that vital mid-term elections lay just 50 days away (indeed, far too few Democrats seem aware that a rather important election is on their doorstep, so eager are they for 2016).

Still, far too few pregnant women are aware of their HIV status.

He's far too talented, complex and self-aware to let himself be just anyone's token or intersectionality posterboy, though.

In case you weren't aware -- and far too many people are -- there's a strong chance there won't be an NFL season next year.