Sentence examples for thoughtful things about from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, I called Mr. Hart, who has written some thoughtful things about the economy lately, for his take on all this.

If it hurts families, if it undermines commitment, if it tramples over the values that keeps people together, or stops families from being together, then we shouldn't do it.To be fair, Mr Cameron has been saying thoughtful things about youth crime and family breakdown for years.

As well as being good fun, Gangsta Granny has some thoughtful things to say about the way we treat the elderly.

That's too bad, because he has a few thoughtful things to say about how '70s filmmakers flamed out, victims of "the instant celebrity, the unimaginable financial rewards" that defined their rebellious era.

Steven Engler, the college-bound student who wrote the Soapbox "Saying No to 'Just say No"' (May 4) appears to be a very articulate and responsible high school senior with thoughtful things to say about the issue of underage teenage drinking.

Seen from space, or from the vantage point of those conversant with Zen principles, A Tale for the Time Being is probably a deep and illuminating piece of work, with thoughtful things to say about the slipperiness of time.

I'd only add that Washington, D.C. is full of even newer blood from across the political spectrum -- Ezra Kleins and Ross Douthats and Megan McArdles -- who have vital and thoughtful things to say about the issues of the day.

Hedda shares her thoughts in the unlovely narrative voice of the second person, which has an inhibiting effect on the complex characters and imposes an artificial tone on the thoughtful things Brundage has to say about the limitations imposed on women in male-dominated societies.

If you can do little thoughtful things for your Pisces, you'll score big time.

Little gestures such as sharing a chocolate bar are very thoughtful things to to.

I thought it was the most thoughtful thing he could do.