Definition of "bear in mind" []

• Remember; consider; note (verb)

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• "Even though Boethius praised the life of philosophy in his De summo bono as the pursuit of speculative truth and as the worthiest life for man, we must bear in mind that these concepts are relative to the natural order of philosophy."
• "We must bear in mind a fact which is often lost sight of, that the Scholastic philosophy had never taken deep root in the Peninsula, and that its masters chiefly flourished north of the Alps. Alexander of Hales,"
• "Such groups should always bear in mind the rule: “Community-building first, problem-solving second.”"