I'm mindful of

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

For instance I'm mindful of when I speak Arabic.

"I'm mindful of the fact that President Bush is a United Methodist," he said.

"I'm mindful of the fact that everybody in the British team has been so successful," she said.

"I've got four young children so of course I'm mindful of what's happening at home," he says.

But I'm mindful of the fact that Border Patrol went out of their way to make this happen.

"For the church it means a beginning of another stage of struggles, and I'm mindful of that," she said.

I was mindful of the accidents he'd just been telling me about.

"I am mindful of watching the budget on this renovation," he said.

I was darting in and out as quickly as I could with buckets, because I was mindful of the heat.

I was mindful of this earlier this month when I reviewed a book about a community of Poor Clares in Rockford, Illinois.

One of the things that I am mindful of is not only picking people, but building a team.