Sentence examples for thoughtful attempts from inspiring English sources

Both proposals would have significantly changed the building; both are thoughtful attempts to fuse old and new without compromising either.

Recently, thoughtful attempts have been made to analyze where we are and what's gone away.

In 1995, then-Senator Biden introduced S. 564, a proposed Use of Force Act, which is still one of the most thoughtful attempts at recalibrating interbranch relations in this critical area.

"This is the first deliberate and thoughtful attempt to apply education technology to bringing instruction to scale.

Ziya Paşa's poetic anthology Harabat (1874; "Mystical Taverns") is a thoughtful attempt to evaluate the Ottoman literary heritage and to create a classical canon.

And before it shifts into the thriller aspect of the story, "The Missing" feels like a thoughtful attempt to focus on the strains of home life.

This feels like a thoughtful attempt to give the depiction of home life some weight, a quality not evident in Mr. Howard's previous work.

This is a thoughtful attempt to go beyond schemes elsewhere in the region, by linking cash transfers to the poor to their children's school performance and to retraining courses for the unemployed.

Pivot is barely a network yet — it's more of a soft launch — but, at its best, it feels like a thoughtful attempt to reach young viewers without relying on pre-chewed assumptions about who they are.

Harvard University Press; 288 pages; $39.95 and £29.95 A thoughtful attempt to put what we think we know about biotechnology into a larger context, by a physicist-turned-bio-entrepreneur.The Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves.

And "The Problem of Susan" is his thoughtful attempt to make the troublesome coda of C. S. Lewis's novel "The Last Battle" (in which young Susan Pevensie is denied entry into Narnia) even more distressing.