Sentence examples for feeling in mind from inspiring English sources

I try to keep this feeling in mind when I create a cast of characters for my own stories.

So it says something about how tightly wound we are about women's bodies and fitness that even campaigns for running leggings are conceived with that I've-got-something-in-my-eye feeling in mind.

When entering the 15,000-square-foot permanent exhibition in the museum's older section, called "Behind the Screen" and devoted to the history of the moving image (a show reworked by its original designer, A C Hocek Architecture), keep that feeling in mind.

Most songs are based on another song, or have something, a direct feeling, in mind.

Barry's talk also makes me think about the need to craft communications with this instinct and 'gut feeling' in mind.

According to manga artist Yuri Narushima, she began the manga with "a dramatic feeling in mind" and wanted to "start off with a comic book for young girls (shōjo manga)." Narushima planned to have the plot progress quickly so the reader remembers the events and can "'digest' the foreshadowed events".

Soften the blow by prefacing what you're about to say with "I hate to put you out" or "I really hope you'll understand" - just something to let them know you have their feelings in mind.

Indeed, he says, "We cannot even … have two feelings in mind at once" (1890, p. 157).

Keep their feelings in mind too.

Keep your new friend's feelings in mind.

Keep everyone's feelings in mind, and make sure everyone is comfortable with each other.