Sentence examples for is deeply conscious of from inspiring English sources

He is deeply conscious of the poverty that afflicts the area, mainly because of the lack of water and electricity.

He is deeply conscious of the NT's links with Ireland: as he says, most of the best English plays post-Shakespeare have been written by Irish playwrights and he talks of the "physical pleasure" he gets from the linguistic exuberance of a dramatist like Enda Walsh, whose Ballyturk is heading from Galway to the National.

Britain and France are deeply conscious of being former world powers.

They do not impinge on the simple, ordinary experience of people sharing an island without having to be deeply conscious of division.

"All of us are deeply conscious of the changes that have come over the world and therefore over our nation since the terrible events in the United States of Sept. 11," Mr. Howard said.

We may be strongly in favour of a common project between the two traditions and parties, but we should also be deeply conscious of the many failures that litter the history of attempts to achieve such a goal.

"We're like the town crier," said Grammy award winner Lekan Babalola, whose Eko Brass Band refers to the traditional Yoruba name for the city and whose members are deeply conscious of their city.

Quite the contrary, haredim are deeply conscious of the Holocaust and since the immediate postwar years have tirelessly been rebuilding the Jewish communities and Jewish scholarship that were decimated.

Ministers are deeply conscious of the potential for a stand-off with the unions over pensions and may delay their response to the review, at least until after the national demonstration organised by the TUC on 26 March.

The judges said they were "deeply conscious of her suffering" since Mr Nicklinson's stroke, but said they did "not consider that the proposed appeal has any real prospect of success".

The sixth President did, however, make a disarming acknowledgment of the situation in his Inaugural Address: "Less possessed of your confidence in advance than any of my predecessors, I am deeply conscious of the prospect that I shall stand more and oftener in need of your indulgence".