Sentence examples for were unconscious of from inspiring English sources

Family members are thought to share the same attitude, either positive or negative, to influenza vaccination, and subjects were unconscious of the opinions of family members.

But one is unconscious of it while shooting.

The chances are that your manager is unconscious of the effect his mannerisms and personal habits have on you.

So it seems easier to try to be unconscious of all that, as I was when the whole thing first happened.

"The tension is high, adrenaline pumps, orders are yelled, spray flies, seas and heads pound, your whole world spins as you are unconscious of everything else around you.

Mendelsohn: While making "Judy Berlin," I was unconscious of it, but I realize now that it's a suburbia of the past.

A verbal tic is a word or phrase used frequently by a speaker who may be unconscious of its repetition but is noticed by the audience.

It's Rumsfeld himself who is the unknown known — a celebrated man in the Nixon, Ford, Reagan, and Bush Administrations, who, as the movie suggests, is unconscious of how his own mind works.

We are unconscious of our hard-boiled disillusionment -- a half century later, we've reconciled ourselves to various seamy truths and suspicions about the ways of the world, and simply... moved on.

Employees are unconscious of what the organisation expects of them.

"We're unconscious of our own linguistic habits, prisoners of our own language," says Foster.