Sentence examples for make me conscious from inspiring English sources

My mother, in one of the great conforming clichés of our family, said, 'Worse accidents happen at sea.' They didn't make me conscious of it".

Zeroing in each night on that day's joy doesn't make me self-conscious when I'm living it, but it does make me conscious.

"Living in the United State had opened my horizons and made me conscious of rights," she said.

That thought made me conscious, formally, of my hatred of her.

"It makes me conscious," he says, "of the tensions that exist in people's identity.

(According to Fitbit, I am in the top 2percentt activity-wise for women my age who use the device). But the Fitbit made me conscious of all the times I am not moving.

Though there's plenty of artfully awkward talk in "Harper Regan, Simon Stephenss's arresting new drama at the National Theater here, it wasn't the words being spoken that made me conscious of the tension in my body.

Living in Rome had made me conscious of the long, tentacular reach of those dogged ancient empire builders, so I knew that they had left their mark on the Provencal landscape.

Boulder town seems old, its wide streets lined with graceful red-bricks as well as modern buildings; behind them loom the Flatirons, their size making me conscious of England's shrunken scale.

It shuffles time and space together, makes me conscious of consciousness as a bright spot existing in the moment, tracking futurewards, leaving the past behind it like a wake.

He enjoyed especially the songs of Irving Berlin and Jerome Kern referring to Berlin as "America's Franz Schubert" and stating that Kern was "the first composer who made me conscious that most popular music was of inferior quality, and that musical comedy was made of better material"—and he was inspired by their work to compose for the Broadway stage.