Sentence examples for not only aware that from inspiring English sources

When we procrastinate, we're not only aware that we're avoiding the task in question, but also that doing so is probably a bad idea.

A new study finds that the pinkish-gray birds with striking blue wing patches are not only aware that others may be watching while they stash their nuts and seeds for the winter, but also might be surreptitiously listening, too.

We are not only aware that Michelle and Barack will end up together, we know that when Michelle tells him "you definitely have a knack for making speeches" it's a broad hint of great things to come.

It is revealing that Allen was not only aware that his expanding middle-class social circle viewed 'large families' increasingly unfavourably, but also that he was confident that this judgment did not fit his own experiences.

A third and yet more demanding sense might define conscious creatures as those that are not only aware but also aware that they are aware, thus treating creature consciousness as a form of self-consciousness (Carruthers 2000).

Forrester's Principal Analyst, Martha Bennett makes the distinctions between business-critical ventures and vanity projects; "Those who persevere with their blockchain initiatives are not only aware (sometimes painfully) that the technology is still at a very early stage of development, but also understand that this isn't really about technology, but about business.

That said, a recent study by Yahoo finds that most consumers are not only aware of online personalisation but that they believe that it provides added relevance – with 78% of those surveyed expressing a desire for some type of personalised content.

In this circumstance, Mr. Cohn was fortunate in finding a group that was not only aware of one of the more obscure tunes in his repertory, "Wee," but that also gave him the kind of support that enabled him to show off his fine points as a soloist.

We envisage a fridge that is not only aware how much milk it contains, but also orders more should that milk run out.

She tells me that the mother of a girl she knows is not only aware of the fact that her daughter has a boyfriend, but arranged a romantic dinner for them last Valentine's Day.

Most of the examples we've been citing show teams that are not only aware of but also able to influence outsiders' needs and perspectives.