Sentence examples for more fully aware from inspiring English sources

Harari's conclusions in his earlier book, "Sapiens," are properly ambivalent, not to say ambiguous, and more fully aware of the traps of large-scale history.

Through the Hult challenge, these students have read our business case and are more fully aware of our work.

Comparing my riches to others, I felt guilty; then chose to embrace happiness and live more fully aware instead.

Looking back at the film this week, Mulan's 20th anniversary, I'm more fully aware of the film's problems with misrepresentation and Westernization of Chinese culture.

The nation, perhaps even the world, is now more fully aware of the role interpreters plays in communicating vital information to a segment of the population.

I first became more fully aware of the devastating impact the AIDS pandemic was having on the lives of millions of women and children in November 2003 when I was invited to take part in the launch of Nelson Mandela's HIV/AIDS Foundation, 46664, in Cape Town, South Africa - a country with the highest rates of infection.

It makes you live more fully if you are aware that you only have a finite amount of time".

The new laws serve as a checkpoint to discourage an influx of people from all walks of life who might otherwise use their power, influence, presence and money to remake the south in the image of a more self-actualised region, fully aware of the strength in diversity of its people.

Telecoms companies are also found to have their offices established on campus which provide students with cheaper smart phones and more attractive service fees, fully aware that students are not only calculating users of today's cheap phones and services but potential customers of better and more profitable phones and services in the future.

They are always thinking in terms of what can be done to achieve more and better results, fully aware that most things don't work the first time.

Children, especially, have become hidden casualties, often absorbing more than their parents are fully aware of.