Sentence examples for modicum of awareness from inspiring English sources

Anybody with a modicum of awareness will tell you that metalheads – despite their leather collars, black nails and funny beards – are nicer than Christians and Blue Peter presenters.

But this year's The X Factor styling has baffled not only the mums and dads of Britain, but every viewer with the slightest modicum of fashion awareness.

So bereft of charisma are most of the people who haunt the lothario chatrooms that anyone with a modicum of self-awareness and humour can take command.

(Brady was released without charge, so why the edit?) Similarly, a modicum of self-awareness could have stopped her going on so long about her ongoing and rather yawnsome battle to win the Olympic stadium for West Ham.

But the characters who actually drive the plot are the conniving pair of superegos played by Tim Matheson, as the conscienceless womanizer Otter, and Peter Riegert as Boone, an upperclassman with a modicum of self-awareness and one foot in the adult world.

Is it some kind of penance, a modicum of self-awareness, some demonstrated remorse, a total retirement from public life?

Here, we have a man who's failed to express even a modicum of self-awareness, and more broadly, gratitude for his continued, albeit bewildering employment as an NFL athlete.

But it does require a modicum of effort and awareness of one's own surroundings.

In the 1970's she coined the phrase "beauty with a purpose," and began insisting that besides exhibiting alluring vital statistics, the contestants should display a modicum of intelligence and social awareness.

"First, lack of awareness.

Certainly raise levels of awareness.