Sentence examples for bit thoughtful from inspiring English sources

In case we were in danger of all getting a bit thoughtful, we got a reminder of our own prejudices.

They thought it was hysterical, but I can see that it's left Ian a bit thoughtful and we get on to the collapse of values.

You get a bit self-reflective and a bit thoughtful when you have one of those little hotel room moments when you're like, "Wow, what am I doing here?" It's a song about questioning yourself and questioning your purpose.

"I'm trying to be a little bit more thoughtful," he said.

Now I try to be a bit more thoughtful about things.

Now, here's the uncomfortable bit: educated, thoughtful, middle-class people – Guardian readers – are every bit as susceptible to the authenticity sell as American rednecks.

Harris, who was every bit as thoughtful as predicted, once told me that the reason he agreed to meet that first time was my interest in how football intersected with the freedom movement.

"I think it could be a guide to the future if we're not a little bit more thoughtful, and a little more transparent" than the Soviet officials were, Brown says.

On a good night, the chef would accept the challenge and deliver not only a few plates of gorgeous raw vegetables, but also a number of creations every bit as thoughtful, creative and flavorful as those featuring meat or fish.

Now that she is editor of the more demure Seventeen, Ms. Rubenstein is a tiny bit more thoughtful -- she got her hair straightened before she took over -- but a girl can grow up only so much.

They've reflected injustice, intolerance and inequity as it was (and as it is), and they've illuminated the path to how things might be if we were all that bit more thoughtful and empathetic.