Sentence examples for forever conscious from inspiring English sources

I tried to separate myself from characteristics considered overtly "black", forever conscious of how I was perceived.

Political figures say the potential for any quote to blow up at any time has the pernicious effect of making them more cautious, forever conscious that the next words out of their mouth could become a weapon against them.

After two brothers died in infancy, he became the oldest child, remaining forever conscious of his role as older brother; Ottla, the youngest of his three sisters, became the family member closest to him.

"While being forever conscious of the frustrations that we all suffer, we feel that a change that offers a positive, fresh approach will be very good for the club," the American said.

But there is a tiny subset of unresolved and evil endings that leave their protagonists poised, helpless, on the brink of cataclysm, with the reader forever conscious, forever appalled and forever powerless to intervene.

When Emery stood on the barge in the din and clatter of men at work, in the warm, wet air, under the scent of the shallow sea, he was forever conscious of those men and women and all that they had lost.

I will forever be conscious of blood and the role it plays in our lives.

Goldstein, forever self-conscious about his weight, compensated by making voraciousness the cornerstone of his identity.

He continued: "I'm 60 years old in July and, while part of me feels I could carry on forever, I'm conscious that my sporting heroes have bowed out at the top of their game, carrying their bats so to speak.

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It is not, however, necessary to credit the engineers of antiquity with a conscious intention to build forever.