Sentence examples for normally thoughtful from inspiring English sources
I won't name names, since the people in question are normally thoughtful writers.
Europe, for its part, has gone so crazy over the Bush administration that the normally thoughtful Guardian newspaper completely lost its mind last week and published a column that openly hoped for the assassination of President Bush, saying: "John Wilkes Booth, Lee Harvey Oswald, John Hinckley Jr. -- where are you now that we need you?" (The writer apologized later).
What felt wrong was not that Sheryl Sandberg was being criticized — Gira Grant and even Dowd, while rhetorically over-the-top, had one or two useful points to make; others, like Forbes Bryce Covertt, wrote smart pieces that relied more on substance than style — but that normally thoughtful writers issued such damning verdicts on a book they had not even bothered to read.
Unfortunately, the normally thoughtful Faulks gets a little careless with one character and plot point.
"I was a bit worried that it was slower and more thoughtful than you'd normally see, but it didn't underestimate the audience's intelligence.
"He's gone from pillar to post, almost like a pinball machine, from item to item, in a way which is highly erratic and does not suggest a stable, thoughtful course, which is normally associated with leadership," Mr. Romney said.
He's smart, he's thoughtful, and he's normally a good interviewer.
That's about it, with more thoughtful talk than you normally expect and the battle scenes pretty well done.
Producing the Guardian's thoughtful, in-depth journalism – the stuff not normally found in this email – is expensive, but supporting us isn't.
"Normally entities as large as Justin Timberlake do very kind and thoughtful things to support our cause".
