I declined the generous and thoughtful offer.
Vehicles I offer thoughtful coverage of the auto industry.
"We were really thoughtful of the offer we made," says Wardell. "Our social workers were telling us that what they wanted was a stable workforce, and children and their families were telling us that they were seeing too much change in social workers, which is why we opted for the three-year deal".
They met in the pre-recession era at the now-shuttered Luxury SpaFinder magazine, where Ms. Gelula wrote a section called "Beauty & Brains" and she and Ms. Brue offered thoughtful critiques of colonics and enemas in French Polynesia, Australia and throughout Europe.
In Lamentation as History, Melissa Wender offers thoughtful readings of both lesser-known zainichi authors and of prominent novelists, from Ri Kaisei to Yu Miri and Kaneshiro Kazuki.
It is a thoughtful, studied offer.
(Roderick Murray's gorgeous and thoughtful lighting offered the best sculpture of the night; New York has such a wealth of fine designers these days).
In a similar vein, Valenti et al. [ 20] offer a thoughtful analysis of how compulsorily detained patients' values differ from those of staff, offering better ways to understand and manage ethical conflicts.
In "Savage Beauty," Ms. Milford does not offer a thoughtful reassessment of Millay's work or help the reader appreciate the more estimable qualities of her verse (an instinctive musicality, a gift for self-dramatization and sensuous description) that once helped win her an ardent following.
To be clear, I don't mean to suggest you can't or shouldn't offer a thoughtful mix of cash and alternatives.
"Contenders," by Easterhouse (on Columbia), offers a thoughtful critique of Britain's Labor Party, charging that it sold out working peoples' interest when in power and doesn't offer a viable alternative to Thatcherism.
