Sentence examples for a more considerate from inspiring English sources

Perhaps America would like to take on a more considerate revolutionary, such as Gael García Bernal, instead.

The opportunity for more humane schools and thus a more considerate, educated society is in our hands.

The Wilde that emerges here then is a more considerate, more thoughtful, perhaps less decadent one than we are used to.

Here, he is a more considerate host than Mr. Maher, who mostly uses his argumentative panelists as a backboard for his own one-liners.

If only a few promising aspirants would skip New Hampshire, maybe we would head toward something seriously engaging, with a more considerate investment of time and money.

Safina returns again and again to this consideration of interconnectedness, and to the need for each person to cultivate a more considerate life: "To advance compassion and yet survive in a world of appetites — that is our challenge".

But I have one request: please be a bit more considerate, a bit more flexible, and a bit more tactful about our leaders' mind-set.

It just made me realize that we are but one of the actors in this planet, and it behooves us all to be a little more thoughtful, a little more humble, a little more considerate of others.

One might think that "civilians" (Hollywood-speak... anyone not in the entertainment business) in first class might be a tad more considerate of a celebrity's privacy, but some of these privileged individuals presume.

Until we start taking a bit better care of our dietary intake and are a bit more considerate about what we flush down the toilets, there is always a danger of worse to come.

"I am very interested in some more serious discussions about joint relations between Serbia and Montenegro," he said, using a much more considerate tone toward Montenegro than previously.