Sentence examples for growing conscious from inspiring English sources

Many of the girls are at the age when they are still children for much of the time, but are also growing conscious of their sexuality; in some unformed way, they are beginning to be aware of their lives' potential.

Countries are growing conscious of this — just ask Brazil.

The so called health promoting food or pro and prebiotics under the unanimous label of "Nutraceuticals" will be a focus of attraction for every such layman growing conscious about health in near future.

We have grown conscious of individual filmmakers, and alert to personal styles.

I felt suddenly stone cold sober and I grew conscious of soft breathing, of the warmth of that other body.

Had he, for example, grown conscious of any difference between the technique of southern hemisphere players when it came to their work at the breakdown?

Coming to, I grew conscious of the other patients on the ward and in particular the boy in the next bed, a kid of only 12 or 13.

"Only through such organizations and close contact can people know and learn about each other and grow conscious of taboo issues that were left unspoken for years," Mr. Aktar said.

The reader grows conscious of a kind of metaphysical battle taking place, with Hanny and his brother caught between the conventions of the Catholic faith and the unreasoned wildness of the natural world, with neither side plainly either wicked or good.

It was not until he started middle school in 1963, when clashes over integration at the University of Alabama captured the national spotlight and President Kennedy was assassinated, that he grew conscious of the racial complexities of American society, he said.

Kelly, who just turned 28 and wears a glass-encased live root around her neck, makes her living helping companies grow conscious lifestyle brands online.