Sentence examples for thoughtful guests from inspiring English sources

The most thoughtful guests, she writes in "Emily Post's Etiquette," the 1997 edition, "make a point of immediately saying that no one needs to entertain them and then proving this to be true by having things to do".

And one of the things that draws thoughtful guests to "Fresh Air" is the knowledge that Ms. Gross is among that ever smaller number of broadcasters who is both interested in the world and prepared for her guests.

A thoughtful guest who had received one of these favors would be unlikely to choose to book a room at a Hyatt, versus another hotel, just because they had won a hotel-spa massage the last time.

By Steven Rinella Though the seventy-one-thousand-acre Moose Fire that visited northwestern Montana last summer may have destroyed millions of board feet of timber, redirected hundreds of family vacations, and displaced a handful of households, it proved to be a thoughtful guest after all.

Polite society, and possibly your mother, says a thoughtful party guest never arrives empty-handed.

He has always been one of our most thoughtful and entertaining guests," said Griffin.

You'll cover many tastes and be remembered as a thoughtful and generous guest.

Architects Calvin Tsao and Zack McKown renovated the 19-room hotel in 2011, and clearly took future guests into thoughtful consideration.

Mariella Frostrup's Book Show on Sky Arts combines thoughtful author interviews – recent guests have included Allison Pearson, Anthony Quinn and Edna O'Brien – with tantalisingly more-ish features such as A Fine Line, in which the likes of Martin Amis and Howard Jacobson read their single favourite line in literature and then attempt to explain its power.

Though the Ville seems to have its share of snazzy animations, the promise of deep Dropbox integration and the thoughtful inclusion of a guest mode may be the real crowd-pleasers once the Ville (and its big brother the Edge) start trickling out of Taiwan.

His thoughtful walk with every guest and graceful send off with a tata (indian word for a hand wave) is what I remember him for.