Sentence examples for unaware of the consequences from inspiring English sources

Were our politicians unaware of the consequences of the vanishing working class?

Will I then conform to my surroundings and become unaware of the consequences?

Unaware of the consequences, Jason agrees to hold a package of drugs.

He is motiveless, utterly unafraid and indeed unaware of the consequences of his actions: which makes him very dangerous indeed.

-- Monty Johnston It's bewildering how some will foul their own nests unaware of the consequences to themselves and society.

During the survey, I, along with many of my peers, jokingly wrote in false answers, unaware of the consequences of our actions.

If I assert that $p$ and $q$ is a logical consequence of $p$ (more properly, if this relation holds between the sentences expressing the propositions), then if I commit myself to $p$ I also, in some indirect normative sense, commit myself to $q$, but I don't really assert that $q$ if I am unaware of the consequence relation.

"Anyone in this country in the present climate of terrorist threats, especially at airports, could not be unaware of the possible consequences" of his Twitter message, she said.

He seemed utterly unaware of the devastating consequences this will have on housing in London and refused to make the case to government.

Charney's first 'proper' job was at the age of 16, filling in while postal workers went on a three-day strike in his native Montreal, unaware of the political consequences of being a scab.

She said: "Anyone in this country in the present climate of terrorist threats, especially at airports, could not be unaware of the possible consequences".