Sentence examples for thoughtful feature from inspiring English sources

But in writing a book about both, I stumbled across an amazingly thoughtful feature that I haven't seen a word about: something called AssistiveTouch.

But somebody at Apple took them seriously enough to write a complete, elegant and thoughtful feature that takes down most of the barriers to using an app phone.

On every floor were electric shoe-shining machines, which provided many minutes of fun for the children and are a thoughtful feature in a city whose streets get grimy, especially in the winter.

One thoughtful feature is a sewn-in face so DiDi still looks like a cuddly bear even when the iPad is removed, instead of a nightmare-inducing featureless pile of fur.

The feature varies how long you can rewind by game, with a sliding scale ranging from a few seconds to a few minutes depending on how fast the in-game action tends to happen, but it sounds like it's a thoughtful feature implemented intelligently by Nintendo.

The occasion for my visit is a moving, thoughtful feature-length film about Jane's past, and her quiet genius with a camera, which has been made by her longstanding archivist and confidant Luke Dodd.

Here was the schlubby funny guy from Superbad giving a masterclass in reserve, his small thoughtful features lost in the big moon of his face.

The Honda Odyssey was simply the complete minivan, thanks to its disappearing third-row seat, crisp handling, quick acceleration, thoughtful features and relatively moderate price.

As a large part of the content was sponsored and editorially independent, it allowed the Guardian to produce the kind of intelligent, thoughtful features that naturally fitted alongside stories from the main editorial sections.

Conspicuous among the latter by his little velvet skullcap and pleasant thoughtful features sat the Dean of Westminster, chatting with the Bishop of London, who wore the soutane and lawn sleeves, for His Lordship was to take part in the day's ceremonial.

"Basically, you want to be able to shop these pages," Cathleen Black, the president of Hearst's magazine division, said last week, giving a clue why she replaced Ms. Betts with Ms. Bailey, who was known for stocking Marie Claire with layouts like "101 of the Best Bikinis" while including more thoughtful features on women's issues, like rape and genital mutilation in Africa.