Sentence examples for keep a mindful from inspiring English sources
When court is in session, the screen is split between witnesses and lawyers on one side and the inscrutable Ms. Anthony, a camera zooming in on any flicker of a frown, smile or tear — much the way jurors keep a mindful eye on a defendant's mien.
We are fit, active, engaged parents who keep a mindful eye on our health.
The associates also said Mr. Klein would keep a low profile this week, mindful that before jumping into the job with both feet, he needs a waiver from the state education commissioner, Richard P. Mills, because state law requires the chancellor to have education credentials.
Elroy left the men's room, mindful to keep a moderate pace amid the mad clatter of Europeans racing toward him, overtaking him on either side.
Like any mindful cook, I keep a wedge of two-year-aged parmesan in my cheese drawer and a tube of tomato paste curled up in the corner of the butter shelf, knowing that pasta will always taste better under a glutamate-rich snowfall of parmesan, and that a squiggle of tomato paste can deepen any sauce or stew.
Even those Asian countries that keep a looser grip on foreign exchange rates must be mindful of Fed policy when setting their own interest rates.
Ms. DiResta recommended that I listen to myself in a conversation and keep a running tally of how and when I used filler words, and to be mindful of my pitch.
Mindful Meditation is a type of meditation which involves using awareness of breathing to keep a focus on the present moment.
Some, mindful of John Chilembwe's anticolonial uprising in Nyasaland in early 1915, felt that it was necessary to keep a core of male settlers in the colony to guard against a repeat of the Mashona and Matabele rebellions of the 1890s.
"We are today mindful of the past, yet we keep an eye toward the future," said Dorothy Oxendine, one of the leaders of the memorial effort.
But it sure would be a whole lot more fun, and might actually help to keep us mindful of who we perhaps should be listening to in times of crisis, and we should probably ignore... a lot.
