Sentence examples for constantly in mind from inspiring English sources
A Ford owner had Number One Bearing constantly in mind.
Evangelical pastors often preach as if they are teaching people how to keep God constantly in mind, because it is so easy not to pray, to let God's presence slip away.
While editing Fowler's Dictionary of Modern English Usage, the book that many writers and editors turn to as the correct usage bible, I had de Saussure's maxim constantly in mind.
"Boy, I used to think if I could only find a girl like Mom, I'd marry her in a heartbeat," one character says, in a book that has the Oedipus complex constantly in mind.
(Replacement for, say, wellordered sets doesn't come free in the same way) ZF arose as an attempt to axiomatise the theory of wellfounded sets, and this principle is kept constantly in mind by the ZF-istes as they struggle to find new and more informative axioms.
"When we put together advertising programs, we're constantly keeping in mind how to add shareholder value," Ms. Fruechte said.
These four layers have many variants but must be constantly borne in mind when considering the problems of conservation.
In February an internal U.S. War Department memo stated, "We must constantly bear in mind, however, that the most effective relief which can be given victims of enemy persecution is to insure the speedy defeat of the Axis".
Also constantly keep in mind that the reward is not immediate (new grant/paper) but longer lasting (contribution to science).
It tasted like ass and looked like the kind of thing people force themselves to eat while constantly keeping in mind the end-goal of living for eternity.
