Sentence examples for thoughtful start from inspiring English sources
It's a big problem, but it looks like Code.org has made an impressive and thoughtful start in really starting to tackle it.
So be thoughtful, start a new tradition with this makeover you've just gone through!
These thoughtful responses start with exploring the use of plagiarism detection service archival technology in unadvertised ways.
History does not proceed by crude imitation, to be sure; but there are enough similarities to make a thoughtful observer start feeling hopeful.The Reformation check-listItem one: a simultaneous disillusionment with both the religious and the political apparatus of the old order.
Perks follows Charlie (played by Logan Lerman), a quiet, smart, thoughtful kid starting his freshman year in a Pittsburgh-area high school in 1991.
Ikeda, a minimalist composer whose thoughtful work starting in the mid-1990s has explored the mechanics of tones, clicks and bleeps and the ways in which sound registers and is defined, envisioned this project six months ago.
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At a town hall meeting just now, Mrs. Clinton laid out her plan to withdraw troops from Iraq, noting she would rely on "the best military advice we can get" to devise a "very thoughtful" approach to start removing troops within 60 days of taking office.
A more thoughtful answer would start with the facts.
The film's specificity is inseparable from its almost unbearable intimacy — yet it's an intimacy that Jenkins achieves through a directorial conception that's as daringly spectacular as it is thoughtful and personal, starting with the movie's very first shot, a vertiginously gyrating view of Juan, heading to a corner to supervise one of his young street dealers.
It can't be reduced to rankings with numerical values when it requires a thoughtful self-inventory, starting with determining a student's motivation for attending college: their needs and desires, learning styles and interests, and the community of learners of which they envision being a part.
