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Adjective(1) bearing in mind; attentive to(2) bearing in mind(3) attentive to(4) attentive(5) aware

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(1) I am also mindful of the literary old, who are, at this point, surely less fond of me than I am of them.(2) Being the sort of person who obsesses over ill-chosen clothing, I am particularly mindful of this.(3) There was an intensive advertisement campaign recently making people mindful of the need to get the flu injection.(4) It's mindful of a changing set of values, and it's also not setting culture standards.(5) The military plan has been put together mindful of our determination to do all we humanly can to avoid civilian casualties.(6) A wise politician would be mindful of what his constituency had to say, but he should not be dictated to.(7) I've been very mindful of how I turn my head and am careful not to rub my eyes after applying pain balm for pulled muscles in neck and shoulder.(8) He was always aware and mindful of those less well off than himself.(9) Many Chinese reacted with alarm to the outburst, mindful of two major incidents in which they were embroiled in the past.(10) In making a decision, my ministers and myself have been mindful of the horrible suffering of some travelers by sea.(11) Staying mindful of quality, here's where you also get to do a little dietary exploration.(12) Hollywood, for whom foreign ticket sales are greater than those at home, is ever mindful of how its movies play abroad.(13) In order to become well-informed citizens, we must always be mindful of bias in the media.(14) Parliamentarians should be mindful of this and take the lead rather than hold back and be over-run by the process.(15) If a wholly different kind of Ireland is in the making, we should at least be mindful of the moral vacuum that currently exists.(16) By midnight the bottle's empty and he crawls into bed, mindful of another important meeting early next morning.