Sentence examples for is well to keep from inspiring English sources

In evaluating Bix's fascinating book it is well to keep three things in mind.

Though his temperament in many ways resembles that of George W. Bush, it is well to keep in mind that Lazio's father supplied him with far fewer advantages in life than did Bush's.

This is not to say that God does not have this information, but it is well to keep in mind that omniscience, for process theism, is more akin to what Bertrand Russell calls knowledge by acquaintance than it is to knowledge by description (Hartshorne 1941, 241).

Even so, in order to fully appreciate the process view, it is well to keep in mind that Whitehead and Hartshorne reject the traditional concept of matter as devoid of any activity or feeling—Whitehead refers to the traditional view of matter as "vacuous actuality".

Although this statement could only have been made by a man whose wife never knew from Bloomingdale's, it is well to keep it in mind at this time when the nation's opera companies seem to be in need of financial hospice care.

And it's well to keep in mind that settlement talks in antitrust cases are like so many deal negotiations.

Well, surely it's good to keep things in the family.

If you're going to do Racine, you're as well to keep it austere.

No one would dare ask, "How's your prostate doing?" I always tell patients who are doing well to "keep doing what they're doing".

This, of course, is bound to happen at any moment, so it's as well to keep up your skills.

"He's done well to keep his players focused on the one game ahead.