Sentence examples for would be conscious of from inspiring English sources

But all the time she would be conscious of the phone, of the silence of the phone.

But it seems more likely that the police would be conscious of the camera's presence — the devices are usually worn hooked to a shirt or mounted on a pair of sunglasses, and the officers knew that they were participating in an experiment — than most civilians, who may not notice the green recording light.

While President Basescu has been steadfast in his support for our continued troop presence in Iraq, he would be conscious of the fact that even before a renewed public outcry over the Peter case, only one-third of the Romanian public supports maintaining troops there.

Not that long ago the briefly vogueish academic Philip Blondgot the attention of David Cameron, and proposed a reformed Conservatism that would be conscious of the party's past cruelties and as keenly aware of the iniquities of the free market as the drawbacks of the big state.

"The potential to move to a Sunday, we would be conscious of the commandment to keep holy the Sabbath day, but would also bear in mind that Jesus said the Sabbath was made for man and not man for the Sabbath.

Like I was saying, I would always allow myself little treats and I would be conscious of maybe upping my calories by 200/300 a day or something you know, but just eating lots of healthy stuff and as I normally would.

"I once had a room in which I used red, and every time I walked into the room, I'd be conscious of the red and look at the red and think, 'Red, oh, I like red,' but it required thought.

Noting that Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, was unable to tell a recent Congressional hearing how many American soldiers had died in Iraq, Mr. Kerry declared, "You'd think that every day they'd be conscious of exactly what the cost is".

Americans would already be conscious of their consumption and many would limit their driving.

"If I hadn't grown up in this dense environment, I wouldn't be conscious of the other," she said.

And then he linked the studio's work to nasa's: like the Apollo program, the creation of Apple products required "invention after invention after invention that you would never be conscious of, but that was necessary to do something that was new".