Sentence examples for mindful of itself from inspiring English sources
Even when Edgar talks of the deterioration of his parents' marriage, and describes his father as "a free soul tethered, by a generous improvidence not terribly or shrewdly mindful of itself, to the imperial soul of an attractive woman" he makes it believable that, somewhere deep in his rapidly developing mind, a precocious, bright pubescent might have made such an observation.
What if apps installed and uninstalled themselves on our phones depending on who and what we encountered the phone itself becoming mindful of the moment?
The architects of the Tef are not particularly mindful of how the system leaves itself open to being played.
As he puts it in "The Power of Taste": Herbert is sometimes described as a poet of precision and reserve — as if he were interchangeable with the subject of his much-quoted poem "Pebble": "The pebble / is a perfect creature / equal to itself / mindful of its limits... its ardor and coldness / are just and full of dignity".
"In this he was no doubt mindful of the fact that Dublin itself derives from the Irish 'Dubh Linn' or 'black pool', and his poem seems consciously to present a brighter vision of the city and its origins, and thereby of the wider parish or jurisdiction of the EU itself".
Be mindful of stereotypes.
Good hosts should be mindful of this.
He, too, is mindful of votes.
Plants are ever mindful of seasonal shifts.
