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be conscious of
1. It wouldn’t hurt to be conscious of what she could, but she couldn’t let it overwhelm her
2. I was also trying to be conscious of Dan
3. Unless you have reached a rather high state of awareness of the spiritual world, you will not be conscious of the change and nobody else will notice
4. Q: If you are the world, how can you be conscious of it? Is not
5. that comes and goes! Who is there to be conscious of uncon-
6. be conscious of what does not change
7. though he may not be conscious of it, yet the same pupil will feel it distinctly whenever an usual amount of force is being sent
8. Be conscious of the negative effects of staying late at nights
9. Whatever we may be conscious of, the sense of consciousness is something we all share
10. Whatever we may be conscious of, the faculty of consciousness is something we all share
11. One machine cannot be conscious of the nature or value of another machine
12. 6 Next, start to be conscious of your thighs and hip joints
13. Be conscious of
14. Still, she missed them a lot, even though her babies wouldn’t even be conscious of her short absence from Timeline ‘B’
15. other party will be conscious of displaying this complimented trait, and on
16. Q: If you are the world, how can you be conscious of it?
17. What’s more, to rest in the place of choicelessness is to be conscious of the fact
18. When you raise the issue, it will come to your awareness to be conscious of it
19. The voice of the bird or any other creatures will be more thunderous to his hearing and will be conscious of such embarrassment owing to his bad work
20. For your exercise this week, concentrate on Harmony, and when I say concentrate, I mean all that the word implies — concentrate so deeply, so earnestly, that you will be conscious of nothing but Harmony
21. This will give you a good idea of true concentration; you should be so interested in your thought, so engrossed in your subject, as to be conscious of nothing else
22. At one point, I was telling Lila how I have to be conscious of my movements and gestures, and she said I move more like a typical woman than she does
23. awareness, which is the capacity to perceive, to feel, or to be conscious of events, objects or
24. be conscious of the new point of view; will realize that your own is coming to you
25. We may not be conscious of it, but our consciousness, thoughts and emotions are invisible, transcending time and space, flashing within and before us, almost instantly, faster than the speed of light
26. Humans, with their developed larger more complex brains are able to possess qualities that exhibit higher functions and the ability to experience and be conscious of spiritual relationships and transcendence
27. We have instructed those who were given the Book before you, and you, to be conscious of God
28. O you who believe! Be conscious of God, and seek the means of approach to Him, and strive in His cause, so that you may succeed
29. And eat of the lawful and good things God has provided for you; and be conscious of God, in whom you are believers
30. So be conscious of God, O you who possess intelligence, that you may succeed
31. O you who believe! Be conscious of God, and be with the sincere
32. Turning towards Him-and be conscious of Him, and perform the prayer, and do not be of the idolaters
33. So be conscious of God as much as you can, and listen, and obey, and give for your own good
34. Be conscious of the time
35. Whatever we may be conscious of individual y, the faculty of consciousness is something we
36. Too wounded to move, and too faint to be conscious of fear, I could only lie, more dead than alive, and watch it
37. Thus in these brief weeks Dorothea's joyous grateful expectation was unbroken, and however her lover might occasionally be conscious of flatness, he could never refer it to any slackening of her affectionate interest
38. Brooke; for it is a little too trying to human flesh to be conscious of expressing one's self better than others and never to have it noticed, and in the general dearth of admiration for the right thing, even a chance bray of applause falling exactly in time is rather fortifying
39. Thus, when selecting NICs, you should be conscious of the hardware resources in use on the computers that will use them
40. She was sitting cosily on a little bench behind the schoolhouse looking at a picture-book with Alfred Temple—and so absorbed were they, and their heads so close together over the book, that they did not seem to be conscious of anything in the world besides
41. He saw on the one hand that the military business in which he had played his part was ended and felt that his mission was accomplished; and at the same time he began to be conscious of the physical weariness of his aged body and of the necessity of physical rest
42. But, perhaps, to be true philosophers, we mortals should not be conscious of so living or so striving
43. But as it is difficult even for a crocodile to digest a man like me, he must, no doubt, be conscious of a certain weight in his stomach—an organ which he does not, however, possess—and that is why, to avoid causing the creature suffering, I do not often turn over, and although I could turn over I do not do so from humanitarian motives
44. At this distance of time I cannot remember whether I ever gave a thought to Polina; I seemed only to be conscious of a vague pleasure in seizing and raking in the bank-notes which kept massing themselves in a pile before me
45. It is impossible, I sometimes thought, that they can be conscious of their guilt, and not acknowledge the justice of their punishment; above all, when their offences were against their companions and not against some chief
46. If I were unable to dust or not to dust, I would not be conscious of dusting, if I were not conscious of dusting, I would not have the choice of dusting or not dusting
47. It suffices to be conscious of the love, and moreover to rejoice in it—and there is an end to it
48. I must be conscious of what I am doing,’ I said to myself, looking neither at her nor at the old nurse
49. To understand, observe, and draw conclusions, man must first of all be conscious of himself as living
50. And it might be added that the reader, in the majority of cases, will be conscious of a sense of uneasiness unless the happy outcome is effected not only with his own approbation, but with that of the conscience of each of the lovers