I am fully conscious of his honesty.
She was conscious of his scrutiny of her face.
This place is very conscious of pursuit of fashion.
Make time for exercise and be conscious of your diet.
I have been sober and conscious of my sinking.
Of course, this always makes me conscious of my own weasel-ish tendencies.
Is there a greater fault than being conscious of the other person's faults?
If you have all that, you are conscious of the blue sky and the red sun.
He was conscious of a hairline border never to be crossed.
They were no longer so conscious of the foreboding wilderness before them.
Be conscious of the pitfalls that can cause frustration, and then focus on real value.
Dreadful as it was, she was conscious of a shelter in the presence of these thousand witnesses.
The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none---Thomas Carlyle, Scottish satirical writer, essayist, historian and teacher.
And unpracticed in the duties of civil administration ought to be peculiarly conscious of his own deficiencies.
The other houses of the street, conscious of decent lives within them, gazed at one another with brown imperturbable faces.
What marcher was at all events conscious of was in the first place that the image of scarred passion presented to him was conscious too of something that profaned the air.
They were but vaguely conscious of their surroundings; they saw all things dimly, as through a veil;
And so we left him, scarcely conscious of our departure, so absorbed was he in anticipating his father's approach.
He had heard the sound with his dreams, and when he woke he was only half conscious of outer things.
The Jack the Lad : This " peacock " is conscious of his image and will drink a bottled beer, or cider.
As I said at the start of this speech - I am deeply conscious of the relationship between us, the staff of WHO, and you, the Member States.
Therefore, the story of "Wang Zhaojun, " which contains some ego elements, is a product of the rising self-conscious of the literature in the Eastern Jin.
Now people in Tibet are highly conscious of the importance of protecting wild animals, and the once rampant hunting of Tibetan antelopes has been brought under control.
Obviously conscious of the impact of their appearance, they descended on the docks, smoking languidly, like so many Elizabethan versions of James Dean and Humphrey Bogart.
Ever conscious of status and hierarchy, some Japanese Banks may not want to be left outside a new premier league of international Banks.
His mind was evidently wandering to his old life, for he continued to mutter, without appearing conscious of their presence otherwise than as a part of his vision.
In a statement, his family said, he left this world as he lived in it, conscious of God, fearless of death, and at peace.
And these are then interesting case studies of how our moral judgment is governed by factors that we might not be conscious of.
There are but three event in a man's life: birth life and death. He is not conscious of the being born, he dies in pain.
It was intangible shadows. It woke my conscious of my life. I like listening to its sound. I feel its taste.
People with "blindsight" can respond to some visual stimuli even when they are not conscious of being able to see. Asked to walk down an obstacle-strewn corridor.
By displacing the object (both form and matter) from its original existence, I try to evoke the material conscious of time and space.
The seconds were ticking was conscious of nothing except the blankness of the page in front of him, the itching of the skin above his ankle, the blaring of the music, and a slight booziness caused by the gin.
What holds for creation, looked upon as one of the possible attitudes for the man conscious of the absurd, holds for all the styles of life open to him.
The act of focused awareness on the flow of the present moment. It brings us into the here and now so that we are conscious of what we are doing when we are doing it.
So even if a picture is there when you don't "really" see it or not really conscious of it, mindful of it, it still has a impact on you.
Ed: Well, the fact is-and I'm smiling as I say it-that I would be more conscious of birds chirping when I go visit my friends in Connecticut than I would be of that siren.
However, nowadays, when females are mainstay of our society, It is so important for me to be conscious of what a female thinks and how a female feels, which may widely benefit me.
He had eaten nothing for four and twenty hours; he was worn out by the jolts of the cart, but he was not conscious of it. It seemed to him that he felt nothing.
Or, watch how you take your food. As long as it is in your mouth, you are conscious of it; once swallowed, it does not concern you any longer.
I can call to mind the first play, and the first exhibition, that I was taken to; but I am not conscious of a time when China jars and saucers were introduced into my imagination.
The two tigers were so conscious of protecting their children that they wore their ears together for a while and agreed to go out to the mountains and bring their children back.
You should remain conscious of time limits during the test, and you should move on rather than spending too much time on a particular question to which you are unable to find the answer.
People in the realm of nature do not have to be conscious of what is happening in life, and are fully compliant with the natural development of things. Of course, he is not a natural adaptation to the rules of things, but because he is ignorant of laws and can not be controlled by nature.
Tess listened like a fascinated bird. She drew near to Clare, who still had not seen her. She was conscious of neither time nor space. The tune moved through her mind and body, bringing tears to her eyes. The waves of colour of the wild flowers mixed with the waves of sound. Angel finished playing, and caught sight of her.
The director promptly became conscious of his dignity at the mention of the word " education. " Twisting his thick moustache, he said with a sigh, "This fighting has certainly caused a loss to students of different ages, to say nothing of other people.
Sometimes, I would rather be drunk, the clouds do not know how to be unconscious, all the inconvenient, and do not want to be conscious of everything, sensitive to no courage, to touch every inch of time, let himself be all over and out.
Maddened by terror, she lashed the horse again and again and it struck a gait that made the buggy rock and sway. Through her terror she was conscious of the sound of feet running behind her and she screamed at the horse to go faster.
So saying, he waved her a perfunctory good-bye and hurried off. As he drove away from the hotel, he became suddenly conscious of the suggestion implicit in her smile, her blushes and the look she had given him a moment ago, and his heart leapt wildly;
