Usage of "conscious of"

Noticing something; aware of something.

Usage of conscious of in English

He said, at all times, Jamaicans must remain conscious of their environment. 
 Jamaica Observer 

Am I wrong for being conscious of my and my lady's health? 
 Ebony 

You had been deeply conscious of being one of a great nation. 
 Earth Abides 

She was conscious of a number of feelings: anxiety, fear, betrayal, hurt. 
 Runemarks 

I was very conscious of making that choice for exactly those reasons. 
 Reuters 

Edith was conscious of that; she knew that in her own life. 
 The Cow Puncher 

It is not real money conscious of performance and liquidity, he said. 
 Reuters 

Presently, not conscious of having hatched any idea, she began to talk. 
 Mildred Pierce 

The sweetness he was conscious of was not all in the mouth. 
 The History of David Grieve 

I look down at my work, suddenly conscious of my every move. 
 Deadly little secret 

At last I became conscious of an intolerable crick in my neck. 
 To-morrow? 

Is it possible to be an anti-Semite without being conscious of it? 
 Reuters 

In the fields, the cows stood as if conscious of their part. 
 The Bell in the Fog and Other Stories 

Gaston was conscious of a palpitating meaning in the words and gesture. 
 Joyce of the North Woods 

And Chesney did not appear in the least conscious of his achievement. 
 Golden Stories / A Selection of the Best Fiction by the Foremost... 

No longer conscious of all the sensations of being in a body. 
 Blood music 

Meanings of conscious of in English