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Be conscious of your own values, your prejudices, your attitudes and your behaviour, and then seek to understand the motivation behind them.

Be conscious of trying to begin as many of your sentences with "I" as you can.

He was conscious of a sort of natural enlargement, which gave him two things that were new to him--his father and his country.

I had by no means shaken off the feeling of oppression, and wherever I might have been should scarce have been quite conscious of the place.

He is the Uni- versal Mind, but formerly he did not realize it, or was not self-conscious of it.

It is only when you nearly lose someone that you become fully conscious of how much you value them.

As soon as Rostov went in at the door, he was conscious of the stench of hospital and putrefying flesh all about him.

Sometimes just the act of keeping track of something for a week or two will make you more conscious of things.

He was able to advise others, but unable to guide himself, "conscious of the blight on him and resigning himself to let it EAT him away. "

Just as you would not be conscious of space if there were no objects in space, the world is needed for the Unmanifested to be realized.

Start by becoming more conscious of your spending, whether you jot it down in a notepad, on a spreadsheet, or on Web sites like Mint. com.

It's a tremendous honour and privilege to be elected for a third term and I'm acutely conscious of that honour and that privilege.

Be conscious of your facial expressions, tone of voice and body language if you're a leader trying to encourage communication.

Julius lives alone and walks alone, conscious of how much he is affected by the light of the seasons.

It is only when I nearly lose you that I become fully conscious of how much I value you.

It is only when you nearly lose someone that you because fully conscious of how much you value them.

"I wasn't conscious of that at all, " she said. "If I am doing it I'm not intending to. "

The poor, good old woman bad done all this without being conscious of it.

I shall not know that till it comes, ' he said, 'I'm only half conscious of it now.

The best spurt wasn't enough to help him escaping, he was conscious of it.

It is only when I lose you that I become fully conscious of how much I value you.

KA: Were you conscious of suddenly -- as a designer whose work is all about fulfilling wants -- suddenly fulfilling needs?

She was conscious of a long, pregnant pause, during which she realized that she was being carefully scrutinized by those hard eyes.

I tried to do a spell, " I say, conscious of my bloody hands. My face feels scraped too. " To see my family.

It is easy enough to see that the theater goer never is conscious of any of these elements separately.

Dreadful as it was, she was conscious of a shelter in the presence of these thousand witnesses.

In doing so I held it within a few inches of my eyes, and was conscious of a faint smell of the scent known as white jessamine .

But I was made to feel very conscious of it and that it was a major wound in Chinese public memory.

Having acquainted with him for many years, his friends are conscious of his weakness.

Close your eyes, and be conscious of your breathing, breath slowly and wave . there is no need.

"Lincoln was always conscious of his own mortality, " and the cracked-plate photograph conveys a certain fatalism, said Ward.

Rob doesn't appear at all self conscious of looking a bit of a twit in many national newspapers.

You know you really have to be conscious of that when you have a young child as well as teenagers.

but I shall never let her see by the least sign that I am conscious of there being a shadow of a shade on poor Ellen Olenska's reputation.

I derive from it a gratification which those who are conscious of having done all that they could to merit it can alone feel.

It was here, to use a paradox, that he became conscious of the unconscious mind and proceeded to make it the sole subject of his studies.

The sight and sound of screamingtraders with fear in their eyes are enough to fill you with fright, whether you are conscious of it or not.

He was always conscious of the fact that she did not approve of what he was doing.

He was not conscious of an effort, but a sharp pain in his wrist apprised him that he was trying to free his hands.

Anyway, once I became conscious of the fact that I was getting no work done, I walked back home and sat down at my computer desk.

So I kind of sat down and wrote it, very conscious of the fact that I was laying the foundations of a discipline.

Smooth curving lines often evoke the soft curves of the human body, whether the viewer is conscious of this effect or not.

Conscious of my own deficiency, I cannot enter on these duties without great anxiety for the result.

When growing up I was a little conscious of my height, but you become used to it and you actually feel happy to be tall.

She had been conscious of something faintly maternal in her efforts to guide and uplift him.

One good result of the last energy crisis was that people became more and more conscious of the importance of energy.

Perhaps the latter were more conscious of trying to hide visual clues that exposed their broken confidence.

Logue, in full court costume, was rather conscious of his silk-stockinged legs and had to keep taking care not to trip over his sword.

In real life, I'm really conscious of what I'm saying and if it could hurt people's feelings.

If you are the world, how can you be conscious of it? Is not the subject of consciousness different from its object?

'We are very conscious of the pressure that the business will be under in the near term, ' he said.

Be my only happiness on earth your friendly will to me. O, dear friend, give me but a sign that you are conscious of me.

I became conscious of a stir and flutter in the Japanese Embassy and colony in London.

As mentioned melee have to be very conscious of their surroundings, and the entire raid needs to be aware of Laser Barrages .

Lyubomirsky explains that because we all perform acts of kindness naturally, it seems to please us more when we're more conscious of it.

I was very conscious of trying to write about this and also trying to keep their privacy.

If you are conscious of the rightness of our cause, let us hit the enemy for six.

I first became conscious of this process when my wife asked me to buy some milk at the store when I was on my way to bed.

Being conscious of our own folly, we would not desire to rule our own destinies.

Its citizens are growing ever more conscious of their country's rise and of a perceived relative decline in American power.

Desire to read, can read as a conscious action, conscious of the natural will to develop good habits.

They're much more conscious of their friends who haven't got a place to go on Christmas Eve. They reach out and that's amazing.

China has been acutely conscious of being the only permanent member of the United Nations without a carrier.

He still went to the gym five days a week and was conscious of his physique.

The absurd work requires an artist conscious of these limitations and an art in which the concrete signifies nothing more than itself.

For a filmmaker so conscious of the history of his art, it's hardly surprising that Scorsese is a generous mentor.

Though Mr Yudhoyono has been perfectly obliging about these inconveniences, he must be conscious of their cost to his profile.

The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none---Thomas Carlyle, Scottish satirical writer, essayist, historian and teacher.

People comprised in production diplomatic policy should be very conscious of this.

Since going the extra mile can involve hardship, it will help you to be conscious of all the different benefits it will bring.

I become conscious of you looks very happiness. such , in the my mind's for yours sense of quilt can much less. done, I only say here.

remained conscious during the operation; conscious of his faults; became conscious that he was being followed.

The child seemed as conscious of what had happened to the little candle as Jacques.

In its aftermath, the US is much more conscious of the limits to its own power.

He would become conscious of the bawdy laughter of the men who were still drinking at his left.

I mean, I'm not asking Jennifer to wear a prosthetic nose or anything, but it's very different, and she's very conscious of that.

One has the sense here of a cook fully at the center of her work, conscious of her strength in action.

The peace of God means being grateful for his past mercies , conscious of his present mercies , and certain of his future mercies .

Most of the time we breathe in air without being conscious of it: like language, it is the very medium in which we move.

Heidegger and Kierkegaard both see that the more the human being is conscious of his own endlessness , the more he can surmount himself.

As you become more conscious of the way you speak and practice speaking without fillers, you'll find your filler use decrease.

Being conscious of the subtle feelings associated with lines will allow you to manipulate a photograph's emotional impact.

and for myself, conscious of but one desire, faithfully to serve my country, I throw myself without fear on its justice and its kindness.

he was conscious of the fact that she didn't approve of what he was doing.

It has trained me to be more conscious of brevity when writing for immediate distribution.

Perhaps she was never conscious of her one-time influence on a young, 'not yet wet behind the ears' girl.

Whether or not you're conscious of it, you're constantly valuing items in dollars.

Aristotle, however, was conscious of the fact that in the administration of a system of law situation may arise.

Be conscious of your stomach rising very gently as you inhale.

They may not be conscious of it though, so their comments come across as complaints rather than requests.

The children were conscious of their mother's unhappiness.

And you may find that you adjust that method as time goes on, but it is important to be conscious of it.

Later, the rise of totalitarianisms black and red brought about the emergence of a bourgeoisie conscious of its own finitude.

Nothing more is needed to be conscious of that beautiful sky.

Before I was conscious of what had happened, the brother released my hand and I was pushed off the slope.

One may be conscious of fear, but not altogether aware of the danger which is going on about him.

We have to get this right. We are very, very conscious of that responsibility.

Then the man became conscious of a strange noise that disturbed the thoughts of his loved ones.

But central banks will also be conscious of the need to offset the effects of fiscal policy, which is likely to be contractionary.

Meaning, we don't have to be conscious of the experience of seeing to capture, and respond to, visual stimuli.

Conscious of his formidable reputation and his current strains, few will talk about Mr Ospel publicly.

From what you told us it appears that you are not quite conscious of your surroundings.

You are conscious of a deep desire - and aware, too, that there may be a chance to fulfil this.

Every driver ought to be conscious of the danger of drunk driving and speeding and avoid them when driving.

Shelton was conscious of a shiver running through the audience which reminded him of a bull -fight he had seen in Spain .

Your father is also engaged in building his legacy, whether he's conscious of it or not.

He was conscious of the difficulties of that mission, but still accepted it.

One would say that it were conscious of the vicinity of the heavy Romanesque pillars.

There is a sympathy that will make me conscious of him.

The Palestinian leader is conscious of his own weakness. His first demand is that Israel stop Jewish settlement-building in East Jerusalem.

One of the most powerful things you can do is to start being more conscious of those urges.

he was so absorbed in reading the book that she was not conscious of someone coming in.

With both what you read and what you practice be more conscious of what you're trying to learn.

She was so absorbed in reading the book that she was not conscious of someone's coming.

That just encourages me to be even more self conscious of not making them.

By becoming more conscious of his mental models, he primed them for use in spontaneous communication with Sally.

Utterly preposterous as his cravat was, and as his collars were, I was conscious of a sort of dignity in the look.

She became conscious of Rudolph looking at her and her face closed down, erasing public sorrow, public love.

America is not only more conscious of the limits to its own power. It is also much more aware of the strengths of potential rivals.

When doing your strength training, make sure to be conscious of your abs.

His heart wasn't really in it, bat conscious of her eager face, he made himself tear off the paper and open the box.

Of course, this always makes me conscious of my own weasel-ish tendencies.

It's to be conscious of our perfectionist tendencies and manage them accordingly.

Chang: You can say that again. Chinese are very conscious of what other people think of them.

Conscious of the bulging red folder, Nim told her, "Ask if it's important. "

As Robert places the final brush strokes on the canvas, he is conscious of the fact that the art is a universal language.

The Welsh have been united with England since the 1535 Act of Union, but they are still very conscious of their separate Celtic heritage.

quality: often conscious of personal enhancement and for the way to strengthen the capacity of its own.

We won't be conscious of how important something is until the moment we lose it.

The average man is not conscious of his body as such. He is conscious of his sensations , feelings and thoughts.

Unpleasant material suffices to make an unhappy man conscious of his unhappiness.

She was so absorbed in reading the look that she was not conscious of someone coming in.

These don't just involve finances. You'll also be conscious of the value of your time, and even the risk to your feelings.

And so we invite you to become conscious of your parallel lives and intend to integrate them in full.

It is conscious of the impact of conflict on its financial markets and its position as Asia's fourth-biggest economy.

The first time you become conscious of this truth, it's bound to come as a shock.

You who are conscious of the expected reality of a new earth find yourselves in a unique position.

Oh, dear friend, give me but a sign that you are conscious of me.

During this hour be conscious of your thoughts, as well as external influences.

our company is quite conscious of the environmental problems that frequent flying causes.

Conscious of this responsibility I am taking over the leadership of the German people in this grave hour of destiny.

Other requirement: organizing ability, communication, conscious of development market share; study ability.

and you are not conscious of your sad and unhappy condition, that you are poor and blind and without clothing.

They were no longer so conscious of the foreboding wilderness before them.

Always be conscious of body position. Try to keep your body in a straight line, especially when you're starting to fatigue.

Naturally I, a child of both worlds, am conscious of these relationships.

Her shy eyes dodging our line of sight, appears as timid as a mouse, accustomed to self-conscious of the Ni.

Once conscious of an infringement of his rights, he always protested to themanager.

In a statement, his family said, he left this world as he lived in it, conscious of God, fearless of death, and at peace.

These operations are ipso facto connected with sociability for only as a social animal did man learn and become conscious of himself.

If you are conscious of it, soon it becomes shy, hangs its head, and mooches off, scraping one shoe on the ground.

Proving an open honest relationship with Our clientele we are conscious of your growth plans, needs, and expectations.

You may think you have surrendered all your life to him, but the truth is, there is a lot to your life that you aren't even conscious of.

Portfolio integration helps developers to be conscious of sensitive data.

In just the same way, you should know that everything you do in life will leave a mark, so try to be conscious of that in your every action.

He is not at all conscious of the danger he is in .

He was particularly conscious of the sufferings of the deprived and the disadvantaged and offered them his unfailing and selfless support.

The Jack the Lad : This "peacock" is conscious of his image and will drink a bottled beer, or cider.

Under these circumstances you are conscious of a sensation of movement, yet your brain is aware that your body cannot move.

Make it your goal to become more conscious of what you put in your mouth.

It was difficult to enjoy his society, without becoming conscious of a smell of spirits.

In the last decade of their grandeur, Englishmen seemed for the first time to become conscious of what before was taken for granted.

Flight Captain Qi Quanjun survived and is conscious of the crash, but is unable to describe the incident because of severe facial injury.

As a fatalist, Eileen Chang has been clearly conscious of the predicament of enlightenment modernity.

But with living on there, day after day, the acute sojourner became conscious of a new aspect in the spectacle.

All of a sudden I became very conscious of my funny dress, and sure enough, there I was diving under my helmet again.

You may become conscious of a persecution complex that produces inner conflict.

Then I be came conscious of a low growl, followed by a yelp, renewed again and again.

Making the patient conscious of aetiological facts or processes is a curative factor of far greater practical importance than suggestion.

"These two models have made people conscious of the factions. They will seriously consider which model they support, " Qiu says.

She was conscious of a successful frock.

Poise is that quality which enables you to buy a pair of shoes without seeming conscious of the holes in your stocking.

I am a firm believer in the theory that the strongest motive, whether we are conscious of it or not, rules our conduct.

Actually, the enterprise theory of new system economics has been conscious of organization in the very early stage.

One cannot move towards full consciousness without becoming conscious of the inner landscape or dreamtime.

To liberate yourself, start becoming conscious of your spending.

Worse yet, we are often not conscious of these influences.

Info-tech can arouse student's interest in study, induce the conscious of creation, practise divergent thinking and convergent thinking.

Private companies are becoming conscious of their social responsibility and many would like to join such initiatives.

The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none.

Fully conscious of what he has done, Lucien withdraws in his boxing centre.

This "peacock" is conscious of his image and will drink a bottled beer, or cider.

Be conscious of keeping your own pace instead of just unconsciously eating as fast as everyone around the table might do.

some enjoy the sunshine, but more under the sea and hard to be conscious of.

Be conscious of your own shortcomings and adept in correction.

He was conscious of colouring, and was annoyed at his boyishness.

they should be more intuitive; they should not be too conscious of what they are doing while they are doing it.

In other word, it deals with the fundamental experience of what it is like to be conscious of our existence.

Never to lose your composure, always remain conscious of what you are doing?

She's conscious of her shortcomings now. I'm sure she'll do better.

We just have to be conscious of the fact he doesn't push too hard.

Conclusion: The health education can improve the health conscious of female general census, which maintain them healthy.

Thomas Carlyle 38. The greatest of faults is to be conscious of none.

Well, suppose they did sit there, would the dead be conscious of it?

Farmers are conscious of their need for automatic vehicle guidance to minimize damage to the growing zone of their soil.

After women's liberation, most modern women have been conscious of their obligations and the roles they have to play at home or in society.

U. S. drivers face a crossroads, with or without traffic intersection, always conscious of parking, about before and after the observation.

No longer conscious of my movement, I discovered a new unity with nature.

The back drawing-room has never produced a company of comedians so intensely and ostentatiously conscious of their own funniness.

But the proles, if only they could somehow become conscious of their own strength, would have no need to conspire .

s conscious of her shortcomings now. I'm sure she'll do better.

By the same token, most Chinese people are very conscious of status when they choose potential partners.

The other houses of the street, conscious of decent lives within them, gazed at one another with brown imperturbable faces.

Jack the Lad is conscious of his image and will drink a bottled beer, or cider.

The greatest of faults, Ishould say, is to be conscious of none.

The second type of conceptualizing is more subtle in that one is not actively "thinking" or at least one is not conscious of it.

As I move along this path of light I gradually become conscious of various levels upon which there is movement.

God will usually use you without you being conscious of it.

Love wants to become conscious of itself, so it created many delusional feelings, many dimensions and many realities.

When I enter that flow state, writing becomes effortless. I'm usually not even conscious of the fact that my fingers are typing.

They were conscious of social codes and proper attire, and rarely said anything profound.

I was not conscious of the high artistic value of these paintings.

"Who's sneaking? " he asked, mildly conscious of error on his part, but certain that he was wronged.

In such an environment, the individuals who are conscious of life's value always choose the "perceivable" art.

Man's task is to become conscious of the contents that press upward from the unconscious.

This sounds great, but we are not conscious of the millions of thoughts playing in the background of our mind, in our unconscious mind.

The company says it is conscious of privacy concerns.

For the sake of safety, always choose the proper place to swim and stay conscious of the dangers.

Therefore, limit the substance of the strategy is conscious of the restrictions on traffic.

He seemed conscious of possessing a keener power of enjoyment than other people.

Hubbard: We are only conscious of stimuli that last a few hundred milliseconds or longer.

When we allow the above thoughts to go on without really being conscious of them, we procrastinate.

I am conscious of two events that sparked my early interest in science, the first being the appearance of the A-bomb5 .

Applicants are conscious of following the organizations' discipline of China Democracy Party.

Ever conscious of status and hierarchy, some Japanese banks may not want to be left outside a new premier league of international banks.

A tremendously complex work is going on all the time in your brain and body, are you conscious of it? Not at all.

But those working in the field are as conscious of technology's limits as of its potential.

He is conscious of a sense of guilt.

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I'm deeply conscious of my responsibility as a teacher.

Overwhelmed, anxious, trapped. . . but conscious of what must be done.

The most basic visual experience of human beings originates from the summary conscious of day and night, brightness and darkness.

And conscious of its duties today, perhaps tomorrow's share of things.

Above all, regulators should be conscious of the costs of the rules they lay down.

All of a sudden I became very conscious of my funny dress.

Compliance with laws and regulations should be conscious of road safety will depend on all.

Was he conscious of what he was saying at the time?

They are a deeply proud people conscious of the honour of hosting the Olympic Games and eager to show their best face to their guests.

He was a vain fellow, and not conscious of this nor any defect.

As a doctor , he is especially conscious of the many dangers surrounding us .

safety inspirit culture including the conscious of safety, the value of safety, and the mentality quality of safety, these three parts.

Amundsen was keenly conscious of his rival, as his September 12 diary entry shows.

Martin was very conscious of his large nose when meeting new people.

Various brain areas have been found to be active when we are conscious of something and quiet when we are not.

ASPS president Dr Malcolm Roth also suggests that the use of video chat causes people to be more conscious of their appearance.

Service tenet: conscious of customer service, ensure good quality of service, to maintain a reasonable price Rangli customers.

Again there is change and I become conscious of gray-hooded forms moving downward.

So enlarging the conscious of environmental protection in tourism is a task which brooks no delay.

Be conscious of those needing special assistance.

The gospel is a message of redemption and forgiveness of sin, but we are not conscious of our need.