The ability to deliver a line both self-aware (Odenkirk readily owns up to his anger; like the rest of us, he's working on it) and self-deprecating is a rare gift.
Mr. Hatfield, 66, an expert in fresh produce, was not aware that peanuts were readily susceptible to salmonella — which he was not required to test for anyway.
While a vegetarian at the time, I was keenly aware that a lack of readily available kosher meat was critical to a sense of self-sufficiency that is part of the Polish psyche.
None of the NGOs had readily available baseline data, although they were aware something had been done prior to implementation.
"Aware of his own weaknesses, he readily conceded his flaws," Woodward and Bernstein wrote, noting that Deep Throat was a whisky-drinking smoker.
Similarly, information detected by the otoliths is brought readily to consciousness; for example, a person is aware when a darkened elevator accelerates up or down.
By the time agents interviewed the C.I.A. director during the week of Oct. 28, he was aware of the cyberstalking investigation and readily acknowledged his affair with Ms. Broadwell, the official said.
People readily speak of obligations when they are well aware that there are no relevant social practices, as might a lone vegetarian in a meat eating society.
A high percentage of both children (60%) [ 47] and parents (64percentt) [ 66], felt that that glucagon should be readily available, together with a person who was aware of how to administer it.
