Sentence examples for is fully cognisant from inspiring English sources

The Egyptians: A Radical Story is fully cognisant of both: the long struggle that fed that revolutionary moment – and the miraculous nature of the moment.

He's a kind of miracle, and is fully cognisant of this when he dances, and what did you do today to warrant an audience with a miracle?

Belfast now expects its restaurants to be fully cognisant of global trends.

She adds, "Man, I would have loved to have been fully cognisant of the power of Janis Joplin.

Scenes are punctuated by dreamy slo-mo sequences, reminding the audience that, although this is nineteenth-century theatre, we are fully cognisant of modern cinema techniques.

And, being fully cognisant of our inability to fill in forms, I was happy to pay the £8.75 the post office charges to recheck the form for you.

But even assuming the reforms are voted in, there are not many signs those who inhabit Fifa's gilded bubble are fully cognisant of the scale of cultural change required or the depths of public distrust.

Entitled Riis – Forfa (Riis – From the Front) it gives an intimate portrait of the man who has been under pressure from allegations by Tyler Hamilton and Michael Rasmussen that he was fully cognisant of, and instrumental in, their doping at Team CSC.

Although some fans will be unaware they are paying top dollar for probably tepid pre-season fare and may even, as widely reported in England last summer, cheer passionately and ignorantly at the awarding of throw-ins and corner-kicks, the vast majority will be fully cognisant of what to expect.

As African States, we are fully cognisant of the contribution of oceans and seas to our development.

The adverts of our E number-addled youth are there to watch, as are the news reports of all the major global incidents we were too young to be fully cognisant of.