Sentence examples for less heedful of from inspiring English sources

A stronger China is becoming less heedful of Deng's strategy of caution.

But heedful of a growing malaise among Italian voters, the party leader, Luigi Bersani, said Tuesday that the government had to push for a more social agenda.

No coalition of leaders has successfully confronted the voters, and made them heedful of the ruin they are bringing upon the nation.

As observers raised their heads, they discovered with amazement that a recent reconstruction of the Bolshoi was heedful of children's innocence: the Greek god now has his private parts covered by a fig leaf.

But he has a history of shaky health, and he's heedful of the physical demands of filmmaking, the weeks in a row of twelve-hour shooting days followed by months of nocturnal postproduction marathons.

But circumspection is a relative quality and even the most cautious of Mexican fighters tend to be as heedful of physical consequences as a suicidal lemming on a trip to the Cliffs of Moher.

Organization design needs to be heedful of the potential for polarization and its associated risks.

So the man who knows that his enemy is his competitor in life and repute is more heedful of himself, 88and more circumspect about his action, and brings his life into a more thorough harmony.

And sound was one of the primary reasons festival officials were heedful of the approved access from the patio area of the Poplar Street lot through a gate to the unimproved portion of Linden Street.

Be heedful of vehicles that seem to be zigzagging or weaving back and forth across lanes.

Jock was less forgiving of himself.