Sentence examples for is borne in mind from inspiring English sources
And this becomes doubly cogent when the history of the 11th Amendment is considered, and the purpose of its adoption is borne in mind.
When this is borne in mind it results that the rights of those prior lienholders are necessarily clouded or impaired by decreeing that a court of equity will treat that as having been done which ought to have been done, when the very question is, Could it have been done efficaciously, consistently with the rights of the prior lienholders?
In Mein Kampf, Hitler wrote that "The most brilliant propagandist technique will yield no success unless one fundamental principle is borne in mind constantly – it must confine itself to a few points and repeat them over and over". Can any present-day fake-news peddler improve on that?
If the Tharauds are unlikely to enjoy a renaissance, their Dingley will survive as more than just a curiosity - as a novel of some seriousness and verve - for some at least of the "little, little span" that Kipling is borne in mind.
Once this is borne in mind, the harm argument against organ sale appears vulnerable to a number of objections.
Although not so characterized in these terms by Aristotle, the name is apt, so long as it is borne in mind that intellectual inquiry requires a broad range of tools.
