Sentence examples for mindful that one from inspiring English sources

England were piling on the pressure in the minutes before the interval, perhaps mindful that one goal was insufficient reflection of their superiority and missed chances had cost them in Tel Aviv.

After flipping a coin I settled down to watch the latter match today, mindful that one can learn something from even the dullest and most emotionally unengaging sporting event.

Also be mindful that one student's "safety" might be another student's "reach" — and that everyone has their own preferences.

But he must surely be mindful that one false step could easily turn him into the next of the ruthless Mr Piëch's long string of victims.

And while it is hard to know whether the shift is related to the tone of his campaign, his advisers are acutely mindful that one of Mr. Obama's key attributes, that voters generally like him, must be preserved to win over the undecided voters who will determine the race.

Some politicians are mindful that one-party control carries with it one-party blame — and a risk that a particularly partisan agenda will eventually irk voters and lead to a reversal in the next election.

Quiet reading in the mornings is seen by many of our children as a mindful activity – as they are focusing solely on that one thing – and many schools encourage mindful walking around school.

Mindful of examples like that one, officials say the park will remain closed at least until November, when a final report on the search is expected.

He will be mindful, though, that one thing is likely to dog him.

Researchers should be mindful, however, that one downside to some of these approaches is that they might influence participants' use of the study product or other behaviors related to the study outcome, which is detrimental if the goal of the trial is to estimate effectiveness during "typical use" of the product.

That said, we must be mindful that the one who is becoming aware of the mind is not also being kidnapped by the mind.