Sentence examples for like the mindful from inspiring English sources

So I really only practiced it in the group….Maybe once or twice the whole time… The mindfulness of daily tasks, that's what I've been doing a lot of, like the mindful walking, and things like that.

Try and time your visit with one of their seminars (like "The Mindful Bartender", or "The Math of Mixology").

A decade ago, an event like the Mindful Drinking Festival (MDF) might have been derided as some kind of puritanical love-in.

A decade ago, an event like the Mindful Drinking Festival (MDF) might have been derided as some kind of puritanical fest.

I think the danger in this listening posture is, while it seems like the mindful and conscientious thing to do, it can also be far too convenient.

Wonderful organizations like MindUP, the Holistic Life Foundation, the Mindful Mentors and many more are sharing this very intervention -- mindful awareness education -- with kids in such disparate settings as private schools in Manhattan, public schools in inner-city Baltimore, and a schools, prisons and hospitals from California to Ohio, China to Uganda.

Good Disco stretches from the social-injustice stomp of "There But For The Grace Of God Go I" by Machine, to the simmering sexuality of Dennis Parker's "Like an Eagle," or the mindful melody of a "Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah)" or "Le Freak" by Chic.

As the old saying goes, to the little boy with a hammer, everything looks like a nail, but to the mindful carpenter, the hammer can be used to create beauty.

Bodhin Philip Woodward, who founded the Solterreno mountain retreat in Spain, joined HuffPost Live's Caroline Modarressy-tohrani to share what the mindful movement looks like in his country.

More of a counter-drag, if you like, mindful of the words of RuPaul that we are born naked; the rest is drag.

Writers are free to use either "like" or "as", mindful only that "as" is a bit more formal, and that the Winston-tastes-good controversy became such a bloody shirt in the grammar wars that readers may mistakenly think the writer has made an error.