Sentence examples for really cognisant from inspiring English sources

I do remember being about to turn eight years old, probably the first time I was really cognisant of the fact I had a "real" birthday that year.

Certainly I would have advised our clients in the region that you really need to be cognisant of the fact that your workers are at risk.

"We are saying let's have the gender lens, be aware of gender structural dynamics on the ground and really try to invest cognisant of this," she said.

"Xcom succeeds, I think, because it's at least as cognisant of being a truly 2012 game as it is of tapping into a 1993 classic," he said.

By contrast to Proudman's straightforward "hot" (supremely confident that she's behaving appropriately among friends) in both instances, Carter-Silk signals that he's entirely cognisant that these kinds of remarks should not really be made, yet still he makes them, all the time grimly clutching what he fondly imagines to be some sexist version of a get-out-of-jail-free card.

But we do like borscht … so" (villainous eyebrows) "Who's to say who's really telling the truth?" Even by the time I was politically cognisant, which is now a billion and a half years, the Gay Hussar no longer meant all of that, it was somewhere between a shibboleth ("are you knowledgable enough to know what it's supposed to mean?") and a theme park.

So any policy response to this needs to be really thoughtful about how you can start to rebuild the economy in the north-east, but also being cognisant of these gaps that might be coming down the line in terms of skills and capacity, a wider social need.

"It's something I'm cognisant of.

"I am cognisant of that," Greenwald says, sounding uncharacteristically stilted.

Whether they're cognisant of it or not.

I am not the only one cognisant of this, of course.