Sentence examples for becoming thoughtful from inspiring English sources

Janet Russell recalled that her "well-liked" son" had been becoming thoughtful about other people and much more level-headed".

The company is, however, scaling back to 50 projected openings a year, from 200, and is "becoming more thoughtful about each new location" Mr. Wonnacott said.

He believes companies are becoming more thoughtful about job-cutting, actively restructuring instead of just slashing the workforce across the board.

Becoming a thoughtful, results-oriented leader doesn't happen overnight.

Companies are becoming more "thoughtful about the people that they hire," says Genzyme's Churcher.

United can take heart from a performance that suggests they are becoming a thoughtful and elegant football team in recently-appointed manager Jackie McNamara's own mould.

But there is evidence that audiences are becoming more patient, even thoughtful.

I imagine puzzles becoming more quirky and thoughtful and more frequently themed, perhaps containing the raw materials of imagined short stories or commenting on current affairs.

And the story itself -- her story -- begins to seem funnier by the moment to her as she realizes that while she paid attention to grief for four years, all the time she was becoming a smart and thoughtful woman.

Around 1730, the Baroque style gradually began to break away from the defined Roman style of Baroque and gain an even stronger individuality, for two reasons: the rush to rebuild was subsiding, construction was becoming more leisurely and thoughtful; and a new clutch of home-grown Sicilian architects came to the forefront.

Shareholders are going to have to display a greater sense of urgency, becoming more active and more thoughtful stewards of their investments.