Sentence examples for rather thoughtful from inspiring English sources

The letter is impressively honest and rather thoughtful.

It recalled the day when men's clothes were sober — yet this collection was not sad, but rather thoughtful and practical.

Like when she'd give panhandlers a nickel and say, 'Excuse me, young man, but what are your dreams and aspirations?' Or when a cab driver was surly she'd say, 'You seem rather thoughtful and introspective today.'" "She hated the word love", we are told: "She said it the way people say the word slut".

It may seem like a minor quibble, but it strikes as a rather thoughtful addition considering HTC's renewed focus on mobile photography.

Battery life isn't anything to speak of, and there's no optical drive, but HP does bundle an external USB DVD-RW drive in the box, which I think is rather thoughtful (and almost unheard of) and definitely useful, since you can use it with any other computer hardware you may have.

By presenting a rather thoughtful account of barriers to women leadership, the authors, Alice and Linda has successfully explained the correlation between gender and leadership.

But D'Agata's responses are, rather than thoughtful and collaborative, hostile and delusional.

And it sits oddly alongside the rather more thoughtful way that he approaches other aspects of his life.

If their work is mediocre and their stands fashionable rather than thoughtful, a conscience is no substitute for art.

In person, he's rather more thoughtful than his reputation as Le Roi of synthesised bombast might suggest.

Meantime, Mr. Blankfein's sense of humor (like his comment that the firm was "doing God's work") has come across as glib rather than thoughtful.