Sentence examples for ever thoughtful from inspiring English sources
Ever thoughtful, Iain didn't presume, but asked permission to dedicate his novel Inversions to me.
An ever thoughtful photographer, Marlow also created personal images that possessed a quiet, lingering power, based on close observation of the subject.
On this day, Kate Seear, our sixth member, had work commitments, and we were joking about how the show would be shorter without (the ever thoughtful and articulate) Dr Seear around.
Philip Spinks Stratfinestpon-Avon Our finest living nature writer, Richard Mabey, provides delight with Weeds (Profile); well researched as ever, thoughtful and beautifully written, this is where nature writing and literature meet.
David McVicar's play-it-safe production has an inestimable asset: the lyrical, ever thoughtful baritone Gerald Finley as Hans Sachs, reprising the role he sang when the production was new in 2011.
Ever thoughtful and introspective, Kirkland said, "I think it's so we all remember what the story is.
Interview with Chris Deegan, the ever-thoughtful wine director of Nopa in San Francisco.
exhibitions, introduces several young artists, with the ever-thoughtful John Miller in attendance and Walker Evans presiding in absentia.
Ever-thoughtful, Andrew reflected in his idiosyncratic book Guess My Story (2003) that Evans had indeed been a truly exceptional wicketkeeper, for all his occasional lapses.
The ever-thoughtful, ever-ruthless political anti-hero who strides and feints through the pages of The Prince is precisely and potently, as the Marxist Antonio Gramsci recognised, mythic.
(Chinen) PETER EPSTEIN QUARTET (Friday) The ever-thoughtful alto saxophonist Peter Epstein doesn't lead his own ensembles often enough in New York; this one includes Gary Versace on piano and organ, Sam Minaie on bass and Mark Ferber on drums.
