Sentence examples for being heedful from inspiring English sources
In the current study, we tested the hypothesis that the habitual practice of being heedful to distraction from spontaneous thoughts during meditation renders regular meditators, as compared to control subjects, more able to voluntarily contain the automatic cascade of conceptual associations triggered by semantic stimuli.
As observers raised their heads, they discovered with amazement that a recent reconstruction of the Bolshoi was heedful of children's innocence: the Greek god now has his private parts covered by a fig leaf.
But he has a history of shaky health, and he's heedful of the physical demands of filmmaking, the weeks in a row of twelve-hour shooting days followed by months of nocturnal postproduction marathons.
Organization design needs to be heedful of the potential for polarization and its associated risks.
In Chapter 12 21 and 22, the "Art of War" recalls: "But a Kingdom that has been once destroyed can never come again into being; nor can the dead ever be brought back to life...Hence the enlightened ruler is heedful, and the good general full of caution.
Be heedful of vehicles that seem to be zigzagging or weaving back and forth across lanes.
A stronger China is becoming less heedful of Deng's strategy of caution.
Once these heedful communities are downwind of a flock of rotting seagulls they might equitably enjoy the self-righteousness of disdaining nuclear power.SEAN ABBOTTPragueSIR In your article on Bill Bradley's health-care proposals ("Bradley's NHS", October 2nd), you attribute the riddle, "What goes on four legs at dawn, two legs at noon, and three legs at sunset?" to the "ancient oracles".
History was being forgotten.
"Tools are being simplified".
