Sentence examples for mind lessons from inspiring English sources

But he's keeping in mind lessons he learned the first time around.

While its harsh location is unpopular with refugees and aid workers alike, the camp was built keeping in mind lessons learned in Zaatari, where problems ranged from overcrowding to a shortage of blankets in the middle of the winter.

[Free] Jacobus Van Cortlandt won't mind: salsa lessons on the lawn of the Van Cortlandt House Museum in the Bronx, to live music.

But never mind the lessons of history, or events unfolding across the Atlantic: Republicans are now fully committed to the doctrine that we must destroy employment in order to save it.

(A White House official noted that the president's aides are keeping in mind the lessons of 1992, when the first President George Bush lost re-election a year after he won the Persian Gulf war).

Ask the partners to then use a thesaurus (perhaps coupled with a dictionary) to help suggest other word choices, keeping in mind the lessons of Activity 1, above: the best word is not necessarily the most difficult word.

Never mind that lessons from the Great Depression and the warnings of a few farsighted economists were ignored by Wall Street in recent years, leading to another harrowing crash in 2008 and lingering fiscal woes.

Now, 50 years later, we might do well to bear in mind the lessons of what they did and did not achieve by taking matters into their own hands.

"When I heard that the dropping of food by U.S. military aircraft was announced as a humanitarian gesture, I had in mind the lessons of Somalia," said Dr. Rony Brauman, a former head of Doctors Without Borders, the Nobel Prize-winning international relief agency, which has been critical of the food drop.

The study emphasizes the importance of a well-designed washing section (if necessary, multi stage) which will be able to reduce emissions to very low levels keeping in mind the lessons learned in this study with respect to its operational settings.

With envoy Stephen Bosworth likely to visit North Korea this month, the U.S. team should bear in mind the lessons of Beijing, Dayton, and Oslo.