Sentence examples for equally mindful from inspiring English sources

Americans, however, tend not to be equally mindful of how their own power is viewed around the world today.

Referees are equally mindful of clamping down on the real deviants: the ones who celebrate goals too zealously.

Equally, mindful of Zvonareva's history of emotional fragility, they will want the underdog to make a rather better fist of things than the bookmakers are anticipating.

Evidently the team's shrink, Trevor was equally mindful of the head coach, ready to do what he could to calm him when necessary, which is not a part-time job.

And, Ms. Eshoo said, Ms. Pelosi is equally mindful of protecting her members running for re-election in conservative districts, in part because she worked so hard to get them into office.

In an e-mail message, he wrote: "Just as the league has changed enormously under the watch of the original owners, who always put a premium on the tradition and stability of the league, the new owners are equally challenged with a changing world but are equally mindful of the important legacy and tradition created by the originals.

Mr Iglesias must equally be mindful not to discourage middle-class Spanish voters, who will have watched Greece's travails and cash-machine queues, and perhaps felt trepidation about where political turmoil can lead.

Mindful leadership training develops each person's capacity to be fully aware of what is all around us and equally aware of what is deep inside.

Equally convincing was his mindful pre-set plea to the crowd that they put away their phones and cameras and live in the moment. .

Mindful exercise like yoga will work your body and mind in equally important ways.

Changing my breakfast has had the greatest impact on my overall health and weight loss, but exercise and mindful eating habits are equally important.