Sentence examples for simultaneously aware of from inspiring English sources

A prevailing theory holds that boys are simultaneously aware of their own physical powerlessness and society's mandate that they serve as protectors of the innocent.

When his (often strong) words were over, his team-mates were left simultaneously aware of their errors, motivated to positively respond and still full of love for the big man.

What this shows us, class, is that to be modern is to be simultaneously aware of the value of norms to our sense of who we are, and of the cost of enforcing them to our sense of who we might become.

Michael Cragg of The Guardian gave a positive review for the video and wrote: "Superstars are at their best when they're simultaneously aware and unaware of their own ridiculousness and that's what Marry the Night delivers for Lady Gaga".

To me, this is a supreme example of how one can be unhappy and simultaneously aware that delight remains in the world.

And we, who see everything through her eyes, grow simultaneously more aware of her profound unreliability as a narrator and less certain of what, precisely, it is that we're seeing.

Shoppers in one store are shown going about their business and then turning around in unison, as they simultaneously become aware of the beginnings of the attack.

As most of us can attest to, it's a challenge to grow and to love more, while simultaneously being aware of the resistances that we have to love and to growth.

Trying to articulate my own condition and simultaneously being hugely aware of the guilt that is carried by my privileges".

Simultaneously, we are aware of the fact that the ambiguity of the concept value will necessarily cause confusion, as we will show below.

The basic lesson of the greatest and most decisive neoclassical, and meta, movement in modern art, the French New Wave, is that a viewer can be simultaneously inside and outside, both aware of a filmmaker's presence of the permeable frame, of the artifices of performance and technique and convention and yet be deeply moved by the drama that the artifices both create and point to.