Sentence examples for more thoughtfully than from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he writes more thoughtfully than most about what he insists on calling "Negro culture".

Nobody chronicled this tension more thoughtfully than Gady Epstein in his project "A Giant Cage," which appeared as a special report in The Economist.

Crowds thronged to openings, prosecco flowed and visitors found silver linings in dark economic clouds as they took in furniture collections that were edited more thoughtfully than in the anything-goes boom years.

An ideologically-driven economic recovery programme helped deliver the great depression and sounds no more promising now.A president Obama or McCain will likely govern more thoughtfully than they've campaigned.

Crash set the entire film world agog with its bizarre sexual constructs; eXistenZ examined the implications of the virtual world more thoughtfully than most; and Spider superbly summoned up a bleak, decaying Britishness (largely forgotten by our own film-makers).

Both Jon and I are excited about Tinder Moments, but hope that people use them more thoughtfully than they have so far.

The Australian: "As awful as it is to admit, London 2012 was bigger, slicker, almost as friendly and more thoughtfully planned than Sydney in terms of the legacy it will leave the host city.

Structurally, Rockstar's added little that really changes the formula in ex-con Tommy Vercetti's tale of revenge and empire building down in the Keys, but the sense of time works together with the sense of place to create a world that feels far more thoughtfully curated than anything Liberty City could offer.

I think we have been thinking more imaginatively, more thoughtfully, more credibly than any other party.

One year later, Macy's was a founding sponsor of Go Red For Women -- a platform that would use the iconic power of the color red, and the influential stage of the fashion industry to educate women more thoughtfully and thoroughly than ever before about their risk of heart disease and the simple steps toward prevention.

I last wrote about Complete Streets in 2013, when I noted the very good news that many streets today look and feel different -- more thoughtfully designed, with more than just cars in mind -- than they did, say, twenty years ago.