Sentence examples for unusually aware from inspiring English sources

Still, we were unusually aware of the music's textural richness.

Persons who take such drugs (e.g., LSD) may become hypersuggestible, emotionally unstable, and unusually aware of their own reactions and those of others.

But they were unusually aware of the needs of those around them: On holidays, the family brought into their home developmentally disabled children who had no relatives to visit.

Queeney finds the large, complicated man who teaches her Latin to be unusually aware of children's needs and personalities ("a quality singularly lacking in my mother"), but she still "cannot in all honesty say that I loved him -- he was too large, too variable in mood, too insistent on the attention of my mother".

Advertising on sitcoms and reality television is generally not considered the way to reach that unusually aware group, so Waste Management has been running its commercials on news and sports shows and on educational channels like the Discovery Channel and the History Channel.

For a man who made his living through robbery, the Professor was unusually politically aware.

For a Tennessee Williams character, Mrs. Stone (hardly anyone calls her Karen), a 50-ish, recently retired actress, is unusually self-aware.

But despite this whirlwind, Mr. Turner seemed unusually self-aware but not at all worried as he sat backstage at the Carling Academy Glasgow before playing yet another sold-out show.

Unless an addict is unusually self-aware, determined to cast a clinical and intelligent eye on the genesis of his or her own illness, an account of abuse and recovery cannot transcend the narrative trough of the U.

That pressure often chases an otherwise lovely smile from Alice's face; in more relaxed moments she can be sassy, irreverent, insightful and unusually self-aware, but like many Intel kids, she has her eyes firmly latched on the prize.

✒ Monkey's headline of the week appeared to show the Daily Mail in unusually self-aware mood, when the words "It's not just the sleaze I abhor – it's the naked cynicism" accompanied Thursday's sleazy, nakedly cynical use of a giant photo of Miley Cyrus in her thigh-bearing costume, for which a complaining mum helpfully provided the pretext.