Sentence examples for remained conscious of from inspiring English sources

It thus remains possible that, even controlling for electrophysiological and behavioral markers of arousal, participants may have somehow remained conscious of the stimuli during trials scored as NREM1.

Although Mendelssohn had converted to Christianity, he remained conscious of his Jewish origins.

In designing the Phantom Badger, amid the usual military concerns for battlefield capability and occupant protection, Boeing remained conscious of such factors as mechanical simplicity, global parts availability and field serviceability.

But parents should also remain conscious of an additional lesson suggested by the Penn State story.

"We try to remain conscious of the cycle and are poised to take advantage when the next one begins".

I remain conscious of an important choice he made — to read the text cold, without resort to Biblical scholarship or annotated editions.

Although I remain conscious of who I am, where I am and who I'm with, I start to see things that take me utterly by surprise.

This book reminds us that the catastrophic effects of that war remain only a friend or a relative away; there is a need to remain conscious of its devastating impact.

And proof that travelers remain conscious of what they eat is as obvious as the permanent lines that are found at the food courts in some of the busiest and most recently remodeled airports, like those of Pittsburgh and Dallas.

Somehow, governments must return to budget surplus in order to maintain market confidence and create room for future bank rescues, while remaining conscious of the potential blow to growth from dramatic short-term austerity.

At the same time, as an Indian, I remain conscious of, and connected to, my pre-urban and non-Anglophone antecedents: my novels reflect an intellectual heritage that embraces the ancient epic the Mahabharata, the Kerala folk dance called the ottamthullal (of which my father was a gifted practitioner) and the Hindi B-movies of Bollywood, as well as Shakespeare, Wodehouse and the Beatles.