Sentence examples for was less conscious from inspiring English sources
"And then like every hour I was less conscious.
These days I don't have such a sweet tooth, though if I was less conscious of my weight I'd eat a lot more cheesecake.
Therefore, when you smoke — you are less conscious and less alive.
We're less conscious of bravura, more aware of the vein of melancholy that threads its way through the work.
In part this is because men are less conscious of their skin appearance and therefore may be more likely to dismiss blemishes as harmless "liver spots" or neglect to tell their doctors about a new or changing mole.
I wonder if Americans are unwilling to support the sacrifices that will be required to avert fiscal catastrophe in part because they are less conscious of themselves as components of a national project.
In his view, fund managers, being human, are less conscious of costs when they choose a broker, because the bill is now picked up by the pension funds they manage.
But his deepest relationships are with older, often wealthy members of the establishments in New York and Los Angeles, and he is less conscious of the changes in American demographics and in opinion among younger American Jews.
They were less conscious than others of the boundaries between cultures, Ikranagara told me, and they rejected what they saw as the previous generation's hypocrisy on the subject of race.
Some of Garner's prejudices are less conscious than others, but I suspect she understands perfectly well that narrative truth — what Elena Ferrante calls "authenticity" (as distinct from mere verisimilitude) — proceeds from a kind of dangerous honesty that is not always conscious but is, rather, half disclosed, imperfectly controlled.
There was also an imposing guard of honour – the Queen's Colour Squadron – for him to inspect (fortunately with a podium, so at least while he took the salute we were less conscious of how much shorter he is than David Cameron).
