Sentence examples for views mindful from inspiring English sources

We present these views mindful of several negative trends in tobacco use prevalence and of the need for, and new opportunities to develop, innovative approaches to implementing tobacco control policies in many LMICs.

Finally, we view mindfulness and mindful parenting as potential psychological resources in the stress and coping process (Lazarus and Folkman 1984; Folkman 1997), allowing parents to exercise more adaptive coping and therefore avoid the potentially disruptive influence of contextual-, fandly-, and parenting-related stress appraisals on their own psychological well-being and their parenting.

This view of mindful parenting suggests that parents who either have a natural capacity for, or learn practices of mindfulness will be more likely to develop higher quality relationships with their children and more often avoid cycles of maladaptive parenting behavior that stem from automatic behaviors and hedonic motivations.

Stress the importance of respecting each other's point of view and being mindful of each other's feelings.

Our view, however, is that mindful parenting necessarily requires self-regulation in the relationship context.

Guardian News and Media is always seeking new ways to innovate commercially, but we are also mindful of the views of our readers, some of which were outlined in a readers' editor's column about GoWager last year.

How can we make sure to avoid such thinking and ensure that we not only become more mindful of other views but actively seek them out?

There are plenty of moments in the half-hour that invite sniggering — a surprising amount, actually, for a show on a network that you would assume is sympathetic to the young people's feelings, or at least mindful of their viewing choices.

Mindful of the public view of Coward's flamboyant lifestyle, Churchill used, as his reason for withholding the honour, Coward's ₤200 fine for contravening currency regulations in 1941.

By Richard Wilbur The New Yorker, June 24 , 1996P. 131 The poet, mindful of the daring lives View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen.

As we express the freedoms afforded, let us be mindful of how Americans are viewed.