Interviewed herself years later, Tracey delivered a thoughtful appraisal of her former lover: "He... never got over himself.
The sultry, honeyed voice, the casually held cigarillo, the vague and thoughtful manner of her speech - these are the emblems of Rampling's persona.
"It was all right," replied Miriam, pausing for a thoughtful munch of her Boots chicken wrap, "if you like that sort of thing".
With that opening line the young mortician Caitlin Doughty sets her stall out perfectly in this acerbic, hilarious, and thoughtful memoir of her first few years in the death industry.
In October, during a tribute to Judson Memorial Church (which remains a haven for progressive performance), Ms. Rainer performed "Trio A: Geriatric With Talking," a thoughtful reimagination of her 1966 solo "Trio A".
Wieland's daughter Nike was a musicologist and academic with high credentials as a thoughtful critic of her great-grandfather's works and of the Wagner family's ways, who could have been a distinguished dramaturg of the festival.
This is evident in works ranging from Terry Kurgan's thoughtful documentation of her work with black street photographers, to Lolo Veleko's own street photographs of hip "born-frees", as South Africans born after apartheid are known.
Every day at lunchtime, 14-year-old Emma Claire Callaghan gets a small but incredibly thoughtful reminder of her father's love.
A commenter, having watched the video online, wrote, "It's very thoughtful of Sarah that her Burberry scarf matches the bucket of blood in the background".
As she has matured, though, her work has grown less sensational, more thoughtful; a show of her latest work, on view this month at the Lehmann Maupin gallery in Chelsea, is titled, aptly, "I Think It's in My Head".
