Sentence examples for thoughtful involvement from inspiring English sources
Bill's thoughtful involvement provided a continuing source of inspiration.
The first - the exact opposite of Stagg's experiences with his community - is the rise of thoughtful involvement between communities and the police who serve them.
Although Jobs had considerable charisma, his real edge was his thoughtful involvement in every step of an unusually expansive leadership process.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal writing, thoughtful participation in general class discussions, active involvement in a "fishbowl discussion," and insightful completion of three entries for a media guide that reflect a fair rating system.
Thoughtful's involvement sends a video star's monthly income soaring to $30,000 from $250 in an extreme, but actual, scenario.
Appointing such a czar would obviate the need for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to rush to judgment before pursuing a more thoughtful process, including public involvement, to determine how best to proceed.
His successor James Brining is full of interesting plans and the signs all point to continued good fortune for the Playhouse; but Ian has given the city ten years of thoughtful productions and warm involvement with local people from primary pupils to pensioners, and he will be missed.
Here's what two other thoughtful promoters of community involvement have to say, Ian Brown and Sheena Wrigley, who direct and manage the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds: BBC Radio Leeds is an integral part of the shrinking media network in Leeds and West Yorkshire.
America's future will be increasingly connected to the Asia-Pacific region, and the future development of the region will require the thoughtful, engaged and steady involvement of the U.S. Working with Asian partners to develop a shared vision for the future of the region will be painstaking work that will require a lot of small gestures along the way.
Instructional delivery experiences that rely almost solely on technology (e.g., first-generation Web-based courses) with little apparent influence and day-to-day involvement of a thoughtful and skilled teacher may generate initial student interest.
