Sentence examples for partly aware of from inspiring English sources

Many donors, too, seem ignorant or only partly aware of the group's focus.

In the end, many women who remained only partly aware of, or unmoved by other feminist leaders, found an affirming vision and voice in Brown.

Physicians are partly aware of the influences stereotypes might have on their communication with claimants and on their decision-making.

Due to the high prevalence of NCDs (16), most people were partly aware of this reality and even concerned, particularly for their children, which we identified as a powerful motivator.

In 2002, Jennett was among a group of neurologists who chose the phrase "minimally conscious" to describe those who are sometimes awake and partly aware, who show erratic signs of consciousness so that at one time they might be able to follow a simple instruction and another they might not.

Based on recent studies, he says around 40% of patients thought to be vegetative are, when examined more closely, partly aware.

He had analyzed the videos that Nailah had recorded, and they suggested to him that Jahi was in a minimally conscious state, a condition in which patients are partly or intermittently aware of themselves and their environment.

Beguiling and peppery, the berserkly picaresque "Karmen Gei" -- which starts a run today at the Film Forum in Manhattan -- is enormously likable, partly because it is aware of its own grasp of the absurd.

We make this assumption partly for convenience and partly because we are not aware of any study that has shown a relation between the two in Alpine ibex.

Adamantine-seeming Germany is well aware of that, partly because austerity is failing, flagrantly and painfully; Europe is hurting but not working, and Nicolas Sarkozy is the 11th European leader to pay the price since 2008.

In fact, it's anything but, partly because Sheeran seems winningly aware of the incongruity of it all – as he hits the tequila, he announces with wild abandon that he's casting his designated driver status to the wind – but mostly because it's just a really good pop song.