Sentence examples for thoughtful entry from inspiring English sources
The Los Angeles Times last weekend filed a thoughtful entry on the same topic, looking at California coffeeshops that pulled all the plugs.
"FDR and the Jews," by Richard Breitman and Allan J. Lichtman, history professors at American University, is the latest, and most thoughtful, entry into this scholarly minefield.
Our entire program is premised on the belief that learning to teach requires careful and thoughtful entry into the classroom using ideas and skills learned from both college faculty and from practicing teachers, and it is premised on thoughtfully planned experiences in classrooms that are crucial at every stage of learning to teach.
— Eric Asimov Chowhound: An informal poll here has generated an enormous comment thread, with many long and thoughtful entries.
The winning designs were accompanied by a fleet of colourful and thoughtful entries by both professional designers, drawn from five continents, in one section, and schoolchildren and students in another.
This week, Shannon Doyne and Amanda Christy Brown helped me judge, and their help and insights were invaluable – it was hard to choose from among the more than 100 thoughtful entries on topics that included healthy food, math camp, e-books and the attacks in Norway.
Take time to write thoughtful entries in your journal.
Why? Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on thoughtful journal entries, participation in class and group discussions, clearly designed sketches, final sculpture projects and artist's statements.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on thoughtful journal entries, participation in class or group discussions, and meaningfully crafted poems or reflection papers.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on thoughtful journal entries, participation in class and pair discussions, meaningful t-shirt designs and well-supported pitch letters.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on thoughtful journal entries, participation in class and group discussions, thorough and accurate staple crop research, thoughtful completion of display boards, presentation of a recipe featuring researched food items, participation in a "Historic Cravings" festival, and thoughtful written reflections.
