Sentence examples for usually aware from inspiring English sources

PEOPLE who work from home are usually aware of the tax deduction for home offices.

(Never tired himself, he is not usually aware of fatigue in others).

Artists are usually aware that they're talking to journalists when they're being interviewed.

In contrast . . . a woman is usually aware, on some level, that men do not allow her to be her "real self," and worse, that the acceptable masks represent men's fantasies, not her own.

For the fashion world, The King's Speech is all about the skinny, well-dressed baddie Wallis Simpson, a woman who was more than usually aware of the power of clothes.

Several people with ties to top leaders usually aware of details for the party congress said they did not even know the event's starting date until shortly before it was announced.

This is a good trick to use if you were overwhelmed by nerves, noise, movement, or whatever else has distracted you; you will usually be aware that a name has been stated and you should use that awareness to immediately apologize for not hearing and asking for the name again.

"People who actually have a memory problem are usually not aware they have a memory problem," Galvin told me.

Reporters are rarely invited to see the Trekker in action; Google-watchers usually become aware of a special collection only after it is processed and put online.

These days, it is the communications team that usually becomes aware of a problem before anyone else, and it is the communications team that is charged with taking action to help put it right.

Families buying in Black Rock "are usually fully aware that the schools here are not as highly rated as surrounding towns, but are generally committed to private schools no matter where they live," Ms. Regal said.