Sentence examples for vividly conscious from inspiring English sources

Similarly, we are most vividly conscious of the unexpected and the novel — consciousness is linked to curiosity and exploration.

Wheater builds his works on a carefully thoughtful foundation; to begin with, he's vividly conscious of the communication involved in dance, and in programming dance.

While Sarah Jacklin, Conner Kizer and V Lee get under the skins of the potatoes, spouting and sprouting quite vividly, amateurish, self-conscious acting among the rest of the cast takes a toll.

The modern musical (Cabaret [1972]; All That Jazz [1979]; Fame [1980]; Chicago [2002]) is typically more socially conscious and more serious than the colourful, vividly stylized, self-conscious musicals of the 1940s and '50s (Singin' in the Rain [1952]; The Band Wagon [1953]), which in turn are derived from, but upend, such early escapist masterpieces as 42nd Street (1933) and Top Hat (1935).

I can honestly tell you I can remember vividly each encounter where a stranger has made a conscious effort to want to know Jameson and include him in their world.

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Two he remembers vividly.

PETER: You describe her... vividly.

I remember the moment vividly.

Bishop describes it vividly.