Sentence examples for possibly unaware of from inspiring English sources

"He does the laundry; his hand is in the game," Mr. Dare said, possibly unaware of the table flap.

Rogge had just landed in New Zealand, and was possibly unaware of events in the Ivory Coast.

Though possibly unaware of this historical precedent and its complex cultural associations, the Museum Planning Committee obviously envisions the Sadtkrone as a worthy model for this site.

And others, too, may be tempted to set up clandestine "walk-through inspections where the person is possibly unaware of the operation".

That evidence, seen by the Guardian, suggests the schools did not follow the managed move protocol correctly when it broke down in July 2011, and that the council was possibly unaware of his status until January 2012.

Unconcerned by cool, and possibly unaware of what cool was, he was a clean-cut, sweater-wearing authority, somewhere between disc jockey and anchorman, who could present KISS, Marvin Gaye, Toni Basil, the Oak Ridge Boys, or Color Me Badd as equally valid acts, by virtue of their presence on the Top Forty charts.

Trump attacked London mayor Sadiq Khan, twice misrepresenting Khan's words, right after that city was attacked by terrorists; slammed Iran right after it was attacked by terrorists; and undercut his administration by celebrating Saudi Arabia's isolation of Qatar while possibly unaware that Qatar hosts the largest U.S. military base in the Middle East.

"He would jump in front of players and shout "Boo" because he wanted them used to playing in front of 10,000 fans," he said, with Meulensteen possibly unaware that there were hardened international footballers in his new squad.

Van Dyke's melted car @iammrvandy He's fine thank God!! https://t.co/LqPpxE4Sa1 — arlene van dyke (@speakyteeth) August 19, 2013 A CHP log of the incident noted that the driver was still inside, possibly unaware that the vehicle was on fire.

The audience responded enthusiastically, possibly unaware they were the "favored few" in question.

The ICAO specification refers quite openly to the idea of a "walk-through" inspection with the person concerned "possibly being unaware of the operation".