Converse of object

• become: Could this process of ' thinking ' develop to the point where a computer becomes self-aware?

• seem: Treated with a seriousness and dignity, well tempered by gentle humor, at times they actually seem more self-aware than the adults.

Modifies a noun

• learner: Students of LRS will be effective and self-aware independent language learners.

• person: I wonder how it must feel to be a self-aware person.

• computer: You: What does it feel like to be a self-aware computer?

• film: Yet in mainstream Hollywood cinema too there are definite recent examples of self-aware films that address the role of art.

• intelligence: Why did God create the first form, the first separate self-aware Intelligence?

• individual: Each child is encouraged to develop into a confident, competent, caring and self-aware individual.

Modifying Another Word

• not: He is nothing if not self-aware as a poet.

• increasingly: We are also increasingly self-aware that a new world means new kind of relations among people, different from the old political structures.

• critically: Ironically, the 1992 Cultural Studies anthology often receives more criticism for inflating the field than less critically self-aware collections.

• sufficiently: However, you must be sufficiently self-aware to pinpoint the real source of stress ( 4 ).

• highly: For a new highly self-aware generation of writers modernism is just one piece of a much larger literary jigsaw puzzle.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The CHRIST can only become fully self-aware in us.