Sentence examples for first becoming aware of from inspiring English sources

I remember being taken shopping by my mother in the aftermath of rationing and first becoming aware of the freighted nature of this everyday process.

HSBC said: "We have cooperated continuously with the Swiss authorities since first becoming aware of the data theft in 2008 and we continue to cooperate".

New Zealand's spy agency confirmed on Friday that it had established links between the Chinese ministry of state security and a global campaign of cyber-enabled commercial intellectual property theft, first becoming aware of the activity in early 2017.

A shield? Growing up in the 1970s, and first becoming aware of Captain America's crime-fighting career, that shield always seemed to me the most eccentric and awkward encumbrance to have to carry around all the time – almost an admission of vulnerability, a superheroic comfort blanket.

It requires that you act proactively after five seconds of first becoming aware of a needed action.

Jonathan Agnew recalls growing up on the family farm and first becoming aware of cricket aged "eight or nine"; his father would carry a radio around and listen to Test Match Special: "The programme sparked an interest in me, in the same way it has in so many tens of thousands of children down the years, igniting a passion that lasts a lifetime".

Third, becoming aware of attitudes and to influence these attitudes in the direction of the desired behavior, information is conceptualized as trustworthy and attuned to the student's opinions.

And the first step toward seeing through these feelings is seeing them in the first place — becoming aware of how pervasively and subtly feelings influence our thought and behavior".

According to the photographers who were in Hatchotarumi (13 in Fig. 3), they were engulfed by PDCs less than ten seconds after becoming aware of the eruption.

The one you ended up choosing was also probably the one your gut told you to choose within a few seconds of becoming aware of the choice.

Third, in becoming aware of these matters, practitioners gain the capacity to intervene in their habits.