With art you see, much like with mother's day, it's the thought that counts.
Jeremiah Hamilton's life offers a way to consider, from the unusual perspective of a black man, subjects that are seen, without too much thought, as being quintessentially white, totally segregated from the African-American past: Wall Street, the stock exchange, the Great Fire and even journalism.
These patents provide a little more clarity on what exactly is going on when you rest your finger or thumb on that 5s home screen and have it magically unlock, and it's reassuring to see just how much thought Apple has put into making sure the info truly is secure.
Recently, writer and his wife stayed there, and writer began to notice, hidden in cupboards, objects that he had seen before but never much thought about.
"This is something he came to consider after much thought".
The term "rebranding" was a red flag to many feminists, and rightly so, but after much thought we saw it as an opportunity to communicate feminism in a different way, to a different audience – and that had huge political potential.
I want people to see that I put as much thought and care into our product line so that people can cherish each candle as a special gift for themselves or a gift for one of their loved ones.
I had black friends in high school, and we elected an African-American student-body President; in college, I believe that I largely stopped seeing race, and didn't give much thought to the varied ethnicity of my friends.
7. Gustafson has been familiar since childhood with the work of the Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershoi (1864-1916) but hadn't given it much thought until he saw an exhibition of his work at the Guggenheim Museum in 1998.
While priests ordained in the 1960's and '70's generally do not describe the ritual of their ordination as something they gave much thought to beforehand, seeing it mostly as a necessary step to becoming the spiritual shepherd of Catholics, Mr. Pavia is awed by the moment he will deliver his personal will to the church.
