Without the states would these issues have evoked a federal reaction?States are not unmindful of the global nature of "bulge bracket" investment banks and welcome investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission of issues implicit in the Merrill settlement.
No artist should live unmindful of the achievements of his contemporaries.
I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations.
He was so unmindful of the world around him that vines grew undisturbed up his arms and legs and anthills rose around his feet.
The phrase "to eat lotus" is used metaphorically by numerous ancient writers to mean "to forget," or "to be unmindful".
In the 1952 film adaptation of "The Member of the Wedding," the director, Fred Zinnemann, draws a telling visual comparison between Berenice's heavy black body draped in black — a Masha of the Mason-Dixon Line — and Frankie's lithe white figure darting here and there, her speech glowing with a nearly unbearable romanticism, like a Nina, unmindful of her imminent fall.
She's completely unmindful of the fact that Greenspan's sheep is the chastening, punishing voice we listen for to pull us back from the glamour of excess, its glittering prizes, its various deaths.
And I'm not unmindful of the fact of my immense debt to you, a debt I can simply never, never repay.
Puffins are regarded as adorable birds, and I am not unmindful of the hostile correspondence this story could arouse.
It must be a great burden to be cursed with such clear vision when your misguided flock bray past you, like lemmings, unmindful".
Kelman seems unmindful, or simply uninterested, in this proposition.
