Sentence examples for now unaware from inspiring English sources

He seemed to be only partly conscious now, unaware of his surroundings.

September Women's golf adds a fifth major by decree with the Evian Masters joining the ranks, which gives expansionist ideas to officials in other sports who were, until now, unaware that one could simply announce the existence of a fifth major.

'But I know that my talking may be helpful to other men who are living their lives right now, unaware that they have this disease.' "As he spoke, he tentatively gestured again, seemingly unconsciously, at the changed physical space beneath his shirt".

It may be that, after 200 years of industrial life, we confuse human nature with the nature of capitalism: after all, success is measured by certain behaviour; and few of us are now unaware of what is expected if we are to achieve a degree of economic security.

And there are boys and girls, living carefree summer days right now, unaware that their innocence is about to be stolen, their life forever tainted the moment the next sexual predator walks into their world.

His indifference to politics was illustrated at a formal dinner not long after the Second World War when he asked a fellow guest, "Whereabouts are you living now?", unaware that, as he was talking to Clement Attlee, the answer was "10 Downing Street".

I watched it at a little arthouse theater in Brooklyn‚ now defunct‚ unaware that I was not far from where she and her onscreen/real-life/occasional creative partner Paul Dano were living at the time.

Ms. Rothchild, now 34, was unaware that belated word of her youthful escapades would hurt anyone.

He said until now, people were unaware of where their Senate preferences would flow unless they looked up the group voting tickets on the Australian Electoral Commission AECC) website.

• To the Editor: People fearful that under a national health insurance plan they will be paying additional costs for those now uninsured seem unaware of the fact that they already are.

Since the HIV status of many children went undiagnosed 10 to 15 years ago, they are now entering adolescence unaware that they are living with the virus, with limited opportunities for HIV detection and referral to treatment programmes.