Sentence examples for thoughtful rejection from inspiring English sources

When Auden chose Ashbery's first volume for the Yale Series of Younger Poets, he wrote O'Hara a thoughtful rejection, saying, "I think you (and John, too, for that matter) must watch what is always the great danger with any 'surrealistic' style, namely of confusing authentic nonlogical relations which arouse wonder with accidental ones which arouse mere surprise and in the end fatigue".

I continued sending thoughtful rejections but became more circumspect in my psychic predictions.

Her work is catchy enough for big stages but with its thoughtful virtuosity and rejection of tech-bro sterility, it's political enough to stand firm in these darkening times.

Thoughtful, I thought.

Reject the rejection.

In an otherwise thoughtful article about Sweden's rejection of the euro ("The Spell of Sweden's Golden Past," Op-Ed, Sept. 23), Goran Rosenberg perpetuates the common and deeply ideological notion that "Europe" is somehow identical with the political constellation known as the European Union.

Whether you are asking for a show, a pot of money, an in-kind donation, a fellowship or a residency, a few thoughtful considerations will go a long way towards less rejection.

Cheyne and Purdue (1995), however, suggest that disposal is a deliberate and thoughtful act to put something in a suitable place (either for sales, transfer of ownership, etc), while discard implies outright rejection, with or without interest in its final destination, since that thing is seen as useless or undesirable.

"Responsible, thoughtful".

Thoughtful gifting!

Thoughtful football.