Sentence examples for is keenly conscious from inspiring English sources
The officers often include backup units from other boroughs, deployed by a Police Department that is keenly conscious of the potential dangers at tourist destinations.
With a scientist's mind, Ms. Merkel is keenly conscious that Europe is aging and will not stay competitive — and thus credible — unless it overcomes its financial and monetary disorder.
He's keenly conscious of maintaining good relations with his employees, many of whom earn no more than minimum wage.
Clinics for adolescents are keenly conscious that the promise of confidential care is essential to gain and hold their young patients' trust.
She writes: Clinics for adolescents are keenly conscious that the promise of confidential care is essential to gain and hold their young patients' trust.
The friend noted that Villegas was keenly conscious of how he wanted to be portrayed, was quite serious about his golf game and did not want to come off looking like a playboy in the magazine's pages.
"The miracle which God let be born in Salzburg" was Leopold's description of his son, and he was keenly conscious of his duty to God, as he saw it, to draw the miracle to the notice of the world (and incidentally to profit from doing so).
Who better than a woman married to a man who never met a beautiful young girl whose dewy looks he didn't try to immortalize in a gleaming phrase -- Fitzgerald kept a section in his notebooks titled "Descriptions of Girls" -- to be keenly conscious of the brief life of a woman's amorous desirability?
"The Scream" (1893) is keenly missed.
Every loss is keenly felt, Lucy says.
