Sentence examples for sometimes unaware from inspiring English sources

Men who undergo prostate cancer surgery are sometimes unaware that it puts them at risk of experiencing sexual dysfunctions, a study has found.

The current administrator, Mr. O'Keefe, has shown himself in Congressional testimony to be sometimes unaware of details of the shuttle program.

Children or teenagers can be badly mentally affected by extreme pressure put on them, which adults are sometimes unaware of and is counterproductive as well as horrible for the student.

Usually it is as teenagers, sometimes unaware or unaccepting of their homosexuality, but often only because they are stuck at school, desperate for sex and not yet acquainted with anyone else who's gay.

There were glimpses of backroom pressure from Pope Francis and secret meetings in Canada, but little sense of how it all fit together, particularly as many tracks were made in parallel by participants sometimes unaware of each other's progress.

It said borrowers were sometimes unaware they had a case, unable to contact the lender if there were problems, or so focussed on sorting out their debts that they did not investigate whether they were entitled to compensation.

Local restaurants sometimes seemed unaware that a race was going on, as staffing remained the same and food stocks were depleted.

The books offer a definitive portrait of him even if, in real time, Woodward sometimes seems unaware of what he has.

Whitehead criticized his experience of enemies that can see Corvo from a great distance yet sometimes remain unaware of him while in his enemies' peripheral vision.

According to Newman, St. Laurent sometimes seemed unaware of what was happening around him, and at one campaign stop, shook hands with the reporters who were following him, under the apparent impression they were local voters.

Although crickets and many other detritivorous and herbivorous arthropods are sometimes caught unaware by a spider's fast strike, they often escape with fast movements.