Sentences with phrase «quite aware»

You are unaware, then, that you are communicating your emotions to your spouse, but your spouse is quite aware.

As we are all quite aware, Valentine's Day has developed a negative (and controversial) reputation as an American holiday for its sentimentalism and commercialization.

When hiring managers are writing ads for a position, they are quite aware of what type of applications they will receive.

You may be quite aware of the fact that you are an excellent contender for a job, but if you do not articulate your skills effectively, this awareness does not count for anything.

Sales reps that are fortunate enough to have biotech sales jobs are quite aware of this fact, which is just one of the ways that make a job in biotechnology very attractive.

To boil down the arguments, the fundamental issue with the rise of app coins was that investors or buyers of these assets were generally not quite aware of the technical aspects and limitations of the local tokens.

Many customers noted the sluggish response and after the first reports started coming in, Carl Pei, the founder of OnePlus tweeted saying that OnePlus was quite aware of the problem.

Even if it's old news in that regard, getting official WPC support promises to really help with adoption (as who wants to risk building devices that support a system outside established standards), as well as signifies that wireless charging proponents are quite aware of the competition they face from high - speed wired alternatives.

Cryptocurrency adoption is growing in Australia and government regulators are quite aware of the trend.

However, Buterin is quite aware of the fact that in order to support multiple things and some of the mainstream applications, the network is very slow.

Project Fi customers who loved Google's cellular service opted for Nexus 5X even though they were quite aware of the bootloop issue.

Even though top management is quite aware of such sales, they can't acknowledge this to you.

Access and Orbitz are quite aware of this, but no where do they say this when you are forwarded to their insurance.

«And these children that you spit on As they try to change their worlds Are immune to your consultations They're quite aware of what they're going through»

Law firm assistants work for the firm, and as such, are already quite aware of your clients, their matters and pretty much everything you do.

And so, I have been quite aware of needing to respond to a slightly different set of questions, and to sort of prove myself in a certain way in a sense that I don't necessarily think a man just like me in every way, I don't think those questions would have been asked.

In the article published yesterday, McMurtry and Krogh responded that as health care professionals both were quite aware of the need to disclose any conflict of interest... there simply wasn't any.

He seems quite aware of many of the caveats inherent in his method, and invites further study, saying in the «conclusions» section:

I'm quite aware that the 1940 - 1970 cooling period has been well studied, and the at least some of the cooling can be attributed to the rapid rise in anthropogenic aerosols during the period.

I was also quite aware that it was referring to the rate of sea level rise.

I an quite aware of the NREL LCOE calculator.

This may have been, ECO speculates, because many developed countries are quite aware that their own pledges are pathetically below the 25 - 40 % range, and full of loopholes.

Not to beat on this too much, and Eli suspects that is what Tony told you and what he believed, but Christy is ALSO an author and was quite aware of the hearing.

The CAGW crowd then make a number of wrong assumptions at this point, but I think all the skeptics here are quite aware of that.

My reading indicates that the modelers themselves are quite aware of the issues but that those «running» the codes are less aware of them.

I also think that CFD experts generally are quite aware of the biases of code «users.»

I'm quite aware of that, BobC — by time of decay I'm talking about the time for the imbalance to reach a miniscule level (which I'll admit I did not define, but I consider an imbalance of 10 - 15 %, or 10 - 15 ppm, pretty miniscule).

In just a few dozen pages, Dubner and Levitt manage to repeat the myth that the scientific consensus in the 1970s predicted global cooling (quite untrue), imply that climatologists are unaware of the existence of water vapor (no, they're quite aware), and traffic in the elementary misconception that CO2 hasn't historically driven temperature increases (RealClimate has a good article to help with their confusion).

ATTP is quite aware of morals and manners but enjoys the Schadenfreude - not realizing the possible long term consequences and regrets if he has a change of heart.

I am quite aware that tectonic plate movements, changes in ocean currents, as well as astronomical influences can and do affect the Earth's rate of rotation but these are reasonably well understood and can be calculated.

Conversion of land is something I'd consider to be a long term bet and farmers are quite aware that a high corn price one year is probably an anomaly and they don't convert land as often as a day trader changes stocks.

Many of them, such as David Koch and Rex Tillerman (the ones behind the scenes of the WSJ piece) are quite aware of the hard evidence of climate science.

The people who compile these records are quite aware of the difficulties)

«Even though we never gave ourselves the fatal label of avant - garde, we were quite aware of what we were doing,» he adds.

Quite aware of these tensions, Levy states, «Futurism's association with Fascism, speed, and industry make its appropriation / incorporation within a contemporary artwork, which I sometimes do, a pointed way to comment on existing power structures.»

Quite aware that no ideal viewer exists, he endeavors with his highly invasive works to attack each viewer individually, to shake them up privately, inducing them to reconsider the terms and ideas which have uncritically established the foundations of life.

During his childhood, both Guston and his family were quite aware of the regular racist activities (targeting African Americans, Jews, and other non-traditional white people) performed throughout California by the Ku Klux Klan.

I was quite aware of the fact that I not only wanted to bring the whole image to the surface, but I also wanted that space as a physical reality.

«We are quite aware of [PS4 & Xbox One's] capabilities and certainly one thing that's going to come up is having battles with a lot more participants involved,» he continued.

The store is quite aware of the value of the retro games.

It feels like the book either needed to be longer so that the author had some space to work with in order to better spread the exposition, or it needed to be written for Halo fans only, meaning removing all exposition regarding aspects of the Halo universe that fans would already be quite aware of, such as who the Spartans are or what the monitors are.

Although it's a window seat and you are facing away from the aisle a little it doesn't seem particularly private, it would be better if the right arm rest (which feels a long way away) rose up higher to create a bit of a screen, as you're quite aware of people walking by.

And, since many Travel Weekly readers are already quite aware of the site and its magnetic charms, I declined Ibrahim's offer of an excursion south to Petra.

Informed pet owners are quite aware that no two dogs are the same, and even more so, no two breeds can be handled the same.

They can look like they are sleeping when in fact they are quite aware of everything and everyone around them.

It seems clear that animals can be quite aware of the time of day, and can become anxious if things don't happen when they usually do.

As the TD study notes, they're quite aware that they need to do more, yet this knowledge hasn't spurred them to action.

As a side note, we're quite aware of the seemingly «reasonable» valuation of the market, on the basis of the forward operating earnings estimates of Wall Street analysts, at least on the basis of simplistic «price / forward earnings» multiples.

I am quite aware, sir, that history says the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution abolished slavery in the United States of America in 1865, and that ensuing amendments extended to former slaves the precious rights and protections our nation guarantees to all its citizens regardless of color.

Loyal Amazon shoppers are quite aware that you get free two day shipping if you are a Prime member, but many Kindle owners just buy e-Books.