that's so thoughtful

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

When I asked Glazer to describe Murray, Glazer replied: "There is this huge, soulful, deep emotional part of him, that is so thoughtful and kind.

"So true," she wrote, and then followed with three paragraphs that were so thoughtful and insightful I felt they were worth including here.

That is so thoughtful of you to let me use your office, Commander Iverson.

He's so thoughtful and thought-provoking and meaningful.

It's so thoughtful that the listing provides the mileage to local Piloxing studios, raw juiceries, and CoolSculpting centers, but unless you can post the proximity to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow you should delete my e-mail from your client database.

It's so thoughtful of you!

One hypothesis is that they were so thoughtful and peaceable that when we came along — homo sapiens, that is, with our smaller brains, inconveniently wired through the limbic system, making us warlike and aggressive — we simply wiped them out.

They couldn't believe that someone was so thoughtful," Rhode said.

I wouldn't dream of complaining about that when it was so thoughtful of Rupert Murdoch, who knows a bit more than me about criminal prosecution, to highlight the need for absolute propriety in public life.

That could be because Mr. Serkin's interpretive style is so thoughtful and distinctive that disparate works seem to have similarities in his hands, which might not be apparent otherwise.

His questions were so thoughtful that I met him at a cafe.