Sentence examples for very unaware from inspiring English sources

"Women under 35 are very unaware of the complexities of the issues around fur from the past," said Marshal Cohen, the senior analyst for the NPD Group, a market research company.

"The police have a duty to take all terrorism threats seriously, but specifically on the question of what people can say on social media, the public seems very unaware that the same rules apply to social media as any other public forum.

She was brought up, she said, 'in a suburb north of Pretoria, in a typical middle-class Afrikaner family, very unaware and uninterested in the political situation in the country; very comfortable in our own secluded life, very ordinary and very based on Calvinist Afrikaner values.' Her father was a South African Breweries executive who later ran his own butchery; her mother was a teacher.

For it to work, the fish either needs to be very unaware of its surroundings or chemically sedated.

If I was to generalize purely based on our nine week experiences, the east is very unaware of the environment, the west coast is very awake and starting to take action, the south is in total denial and the middle Americas we drove through seem very detached.

(R): Policy makers are very unaware of the fact that…the voices of service users need to be heard…The voice must come from within.

Most corporations are very much unaware of the magnitude of the costs and the extent of inaccurate data in their systems.

The psychiatrist who was following this case remembered the episode that occurred in 1975 and found out that a colleague of Costantini (who was very likely unaware of the whole story) was, in fact, called Benjamin Gorka and that in 1975, he was living in Hungary.

You could also encourage grandparents, godparents or close friends to help contribute to the savings pot, especially while the child is very small and unaware of what birthday and Christmas presents he or she is getting.

She greets me very warmly, apparently unaware of the rule that says, unless you're 12 or 65, you must treat journalists with contempt, otherwise they'll take advantage of your good nature.

What ensued was either a masterfully engineered social experiment or two very lost dreamers unaware of their absurd effect on the crowd.