Sentence examples for feel unaware from inspiring English sources

Because of steers clear of the past, it ends up feeling strangely rudderless, a cacophonous parade of unrelenting kick drums that feel unaware of their parentage.

Like previous studies, it demonstrates that new parents continue to feel unaware of, and unprepared for, the transition in relationships [ 14, 39].

However, the collecting of data for monitoring purposes which is transferred in an upwards direction, was often not discussed with, or fed back to, APEs who felt unaware of their own performance and the state of the programme in general.

"We don't want viewers to feel ignorant or unaware of information some TV reporter says is 'important,'" the memo says.

Many feel they are unaware of what jobs they should be training for, let alone what skills those jobs require.

And I feel he's quite unaware of that, but he should not be because he's a very important man, and he is certainly an important person in my life, as was his father.

"Am I not partly leaves and vegetable mould myself?" Thoreau felt that people unaware of these connections were asleep, and the message of "Walden" is to wake up.

But it isn't always easy to be charitable when a novel feels as smugly unaware of its defects as "Engleby" does.

But you are perhaps unaware that bankers feel almost as badly about it as you.

Maybe there are people, but I guess I'm unaware because I feel that they're probably just not interested and I understand that.

But we may be unaware of why we feel joy or sadness or why, really, we desire what we desire.