Sentence examples for unusually aware of 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".

Abeid's childhood friend Hamady Lehbouss, a teacher and an activist with IRA, described him as a normal boy — interested in sports, music, and girls — but also unusually fearless and increasingly aware of the country's inequities.

Ms. Lebenthal, whose father inherited the family bond business from his mother, Sayra, who came to the office until she was 90, said she first became aware of her unusually strong bond with her father when she was in the fifth grade.

In that discussion, Mr. Kerviel reaffirmed the account he gave last month to the police investigators, insisting that his bosses had been aware of his unusually large trades and that they had received warnings about his activities as long ago as last April.

Because of its historic breeding range, Kirtland's warblers were never numerous, but by the time Leopold and his party visited its nesting grounds that summer, they were aware of its unusually low nesting success.

33, 34 This critical aspect was ignored during the 2006/2007 outbreak, although results showed that the pastoralists, especially the Somalis, were aware of the unusually heavy nature of the rains and flooding before the outbreak of RVF in their areas.

Although Medical Mutual says it is aware of Elyria's unusually high rates of angioplasties, Mr. Waldron said the insurer tended to leave clinical decisions to the doctors and patients involved.

Despite the unusually fluid scenario, officials were well aware of the storm's destructive power days before its actual landfall.