Sentence examples for thoughtful each from inspiring English sources

In this climate small distributors are finding it difficult to take chances with challenging, difficult, thoughtful (each adjective another kiss of death) foreign-language films, even when individual titles come equipped with glowing notices and the imprimatur of a world-class festival like Cannes.

Check out these images, as gorgeous as they are thoughtful, each as unique as a real-life butterfly.

Each is serious and thoughtful, and each is designed to do a specific job for Mr Brown.But from Mr Brown's point of view, the sum is even greater than the parts.

"It resembles a little European town, or its center, where people have lived for years and know each other, and as a result trust each other and are very thoughtful toward each other," she said.

She thought of Mr. Parker Smith as both curator and conceptual artist: "He's very thoughtful about each acquisition".

The company is, however, scaling back to 50 projected openings a year, from 200, and is "becoming more thoughtful about each new location" Mr. Wonnacott said.

Writing on Facebook, Kiyomi Louet says: I want to ask her how she thinks we can solve deprivation and poverty in developed countries Yoko answers … I think things will change for the better if we start to be kind and thoughtful to each other.

There are also a few thoughtful touches: each room is stocked with a yoga mat, there are two London-taxi-style cars on call to shuttle guests around the city and free bikes are available for guests to borrow.

We've been very thoughtful about each person we add to the team because we are trying to build something special.

Feeling lonely, he called the customer service numbers on each box to give detailed, thoughtful feedback about each concoction.

I gave up after collecting on a train from Stansted airport a girl trying to explain her holiday experience to a friend, with thoughtful pauses between each phrase while she struggled to find the right shade of meaning: "I was like - I wasn't like - I was just like - oh my god".