Sentence examples for particularly thoughtful from inspiring English sources

Bowe was particularly thoughtful.

An understated solo for Adam Weinert was particularly thoughtful.

And more important, the service is particularly thoughtful.

A particular loss, as she is a particularly thoughtful actress.

When it's a particularly thoughtful show, it also reflects the world beyond Hollywood.

Without being distinctive or particularly thoughtful — why this Mozart, in this order?

If you live far away from your parents and extended relations, and you happen to have some photogenic offspring in your brood, a photo memento can be a particularly effective, thoughtful, and inexpensive gift.

Nor do humanities specialists, let alone English majors, seem to be particularly humane or thoughtful or open-minded people, as the alternative better-people defense insists.

The story is told through interviews with the members of the sisterhood as well as field agents, journalists and war-on-terror honchos like the former C.I.A. director Michael Hayden and the retired general Stanley A. McChrystal, who provides a particularly frank and thoughtful point of view.

Like many people of his era — he was born in 1903 and died in 1950 — he was also a prolific letter writer, and a particularly captivating and thoughtful one at that, thanks partly to the wealth of experience he had acquired.

He doesn't seem particularly curious or thoughtful about them.