Sentence examples for in well aware from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dudamel said he went in well aware of the orchestra's rich tradition.

He's a good salesman, too; the surgery isn't cheap ($7,900 to $12,500, depending on your desired volume), and although some patients come in well aware of how much cash they're going to be parting with, he also manages to sway all sorts of women who may still be deliberating whether they want the procedure or not.

He's a good salesman, too; the surgery isn't cheap (£5,000 to £8,000, depending on your desired volume), and although some patients come in well aware of how much cash they're going to be parting with, he also manages to sway all sorts of women who may still be deliberating whether they want the procedure or not.

Mayors are eager to step in, well aware that bad schools not only harm students, but drive away the middle class and make cities less competitive.

Behind the sextet, the pursuit was initially led by John Degenkolb's Giant-Alpecin team, before Alberto Contador's Tinkoff-Saxo team joined in, well aware that the uphill finish would suit Sagan.

Most of the people at the centre of the events of 2007-8 tond to suggest a much less titanic stereotype: the faded rock star, often still trying to keep their hand in, well aware that the hits have dried up, the old tricks have long since turned embarrassing, and their time has passed.

In late 1966, well aware of the pop-music boom happening in Britain, they moved back to their original homeland.

When they missed, Whitman bounded onto the floor in celebration, well aware of the predicament it had just escaped from.

But last week, despite his qualms, he voted in favour, well aware of the intense scrutiny the incoming government is under from Germany's sceptical allies, especially the Americans.

A number of institutions are vying to make a bid in Chicago, well aware that presidential libraries can spur the local economy.

The Social Security Administration statistician who created the official poverty measure in the early nineteen-sixties, Mollie Orshansky whom I wrote about for the magazine in 2006 was well aware that her creation was a crude one.