Everyone in Norwood, Ohio, where he grew up, seemed to like him: outgoing, a joiner, a middle linebacker who played above his size, thoughtful toward others.
"It resembles a little European town, or its center, where people have lived for years and know each other, and as a result trust each other and are very thoughtful toward each other," she said.
If you want to be more caring, then you have to be kind and thoughtful toward others, and think of how you would feel if you were in their shoes.
Cuomo, Chris, "Toward Thoughtful Ecofeminist Activism" in Ecological Feminist Philosophies, Warren, Karen J. (ed)., Cuomo, Chris, "Ethics and the Eco/Feminist Self" in Environmental Philosophy: From Animal Rights to Radical Ecology (4th edition), Michael E. Zimmerman, J. Baird Callicott, et al (eds)., Upper Saddle River: Prentice Hall, 2003.
He and other evangelicals could put their considerable and thoughtful energies toward programs that lower the divorce rate, which now stands near an alarming 50 percent of first marriages in the United States.
David A. Catania, a sponsor of the measure, said he was confident it was "a thoughtful approach toward implementing a medical marijuana program that will be a model for other states that will be defensible before Congress".
"It is incumbent upon New Jersey," Mr. McGreevey said, "to set forth a fiscally responsible and thoughtful plan toward encouraging a long-term commitment on behalf of the Jets management team".
"Some things may be dropped, some items may be added, but everything is on the table as we hope to trigger a thoughtful discussion toward a more polished product," he said in a statement.
The craft work does have a balanced elegance to it, and thoughtful eye toward design.
This and the hyperbolic language around the presence made it a space that we were both invested in, but one that we wanted to take a more thoughtful approach toward".
But the sands beneath the platform all the leading nations are standing on are constantly shifting, which requires that they all adopt of more nimble and thoughtful posture toward dealing with the plethora of the world's problems, and with each other.
