And we should bear in mind the history lesson that Bannon and his alt-right minions are bearing out yet again: some ideas are too terrible to die.
Before you knock it, we should bear in mind that desperate times call for desperate measures.
Green, we should bear in mind, is the color of new growth and hope.
We should bear all this in mind when assessing the worth of Shakespeare.
Our friends argued that we made the decision; we should bear the loss.
If and when the Mingana carbon-dating begins to stir dissent, we should bear that in mind.
We should bear in mind that, looked at from inside a G8 economy, a gloomy outlook seems prudent, if not inescapable.
As the council begins its review, we should bear in mind that the State Department has initiated the preparation of human rights reports on other countries.
In an era of instant gratification, that may seem rather slow, but we should bear in mind the old saying "revenge is a dish best served cold".
"We should bear in mind that this poverty standard is very low," Mr. Wang said, echoing the view of many Chinese economists.
But we should bear in mind that both in the Russian establishment and among the people, reaction to it has been mixed.
