Sentence examples for perhaps conscious from inspiring English sources

Perhaps conscious of this competitive advantage, Joyce suggested Corboy was a future leader within the National party.

By now it was big news and England, perhaps conscious of what they were about to achieve, tensed up.

Murray misses his first serve and, perhaps conscious of the danger Kohlschreiber's forehand poses, goes big on the second.

Perhaps conscious of those risks, Mr. Calderón did not kiss the pope's ring when they met, the standard papal greeting for Catholics, choosing a less submissive bow.

Perhaps conscious that he needs to retain an edge, Kielty is planning to go on the road next year with his first UK comedy tour.

But they do engage with their environments and with one another in ways that are incredibly sophisticated, plastic and responsive — in a word, intelligent, though not perhaps conscious.

I think that is still there, but you are perhaps more conscious now that you are grappling with it.

Through much of the album Mr. Ware seems to be warily circling the melody of a standard, "I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance With You," perhaps without conscious intention.

Verity Lambert [the television producer] had no children of her own and was perhaps not conscious of the problems [facing working mothers], but she just wanted to have women in the workplace and make it possible for them".

It has always seemed to me that Henry James plunged into the theatre to escape, perhaps without conscious intention, from the lifelessness of the silent study and the stuffy ivory tower.

Cook's double failure will trouble neither him nor his team, and aside from a few overs on the third morning when he was perhaps too conscious of trying to get through to the second new ball and took his eye off things briefly, had a good game as the captain.