Germans are deeply mindful of privacy, a trait that stems from a century when "Gestapo" and "Stasi" became bywords.
On the one hand, they say, he is deeply mindful of the mistakes made exactly a decade ago in Iraq; for that reason, they say, he is insisting on what the White House called on Thursday "credible and corroborated facts".
I am at a point where I want to explore the possibility of being a writer who is deeply mindful of the importance of taking care of people, and holding them in a way that isn't harmful.
The composer Philip Glass, deeply mindful of Thomson's legacy, put it well.
The current American president is nothing if not rational, constantly weighing interests and calculating odds, deeply mindful of past experience.
Just two singles in and already Mona is deeply mindful of how it's received, dodging comparisons it doesn't like, seeking to create its own context.
He also said he was "deeply mindful" of past conflicts - in particular "what went wrong with the Iraq conflict".
"I am deeply mindful of the need to eliminate discrimination, advance equality of opportunity and foster good relations," he said.
Prime Minister David Cameron told MPs: "I am deeply mindful of the lessons of previous conflicts... but this is not like Iraq".
British Prime Minister David Cameron, in urging Parliament to authorize British forces' engagement, said he was "deeply mindful of the lessons of previous conflicts".
You're mindful, that's what matters.
