Sentence examples for truly aware that from inspiring English sources

But I would very much like to know that beyond paying simple lip service the Bush team is truly aware that domestic and international economic concerns are inseparable.

"We're well and truly aware that the meeting is coming up, there will be an outcome from that and then we'll be ready to move on.

At Monza in 1970, as he took Ken Tyrrell's March out for his final practice run, the Scot was the only man truly aware that his very close friend Jochen Rindt had actually died earlier in a violent accident.

In fact, I became truly aware that perhaps the young woman was not gathering the leaves to collect them like valuable coins.

Political pundits often note the need for the Republican Party to diversify its base and reach out to communities of color so they can be seen as a party truly aware of the issues that "others" face.

We weren't truly aware of the lack of rights that America offers same-sex couples.

Lt. Col. Harold M. Knudsen claims that Longstreet was one of the few Civil War officers truly aware of this.

Since I became truly aware of politics, history and economics in the 1990s, it's only natural for me to compare this decade to that one.

And even when we think we are fully aware (although we are never truly fully aware) that someone we know has been approaching their weight loss efforts in a healthy, balanced way, the way in which we praise them can inflict further pain on what is already a painful process.

"It made me aware that we truly have to seek to have a fair system of justice," Mr. Pataki said yesterday.

This literalism is echoed by their treatment of the tale, which is surprisingly straightforward: Beauty, at first horrified by the Beast, finally becomes aware that she truly loves him.