Sentence examples for thoughtful view of from inspiring English sources
It shows an unusually thoughtful view of the 16th president.
Mr. Kachka lets his book's narrow focus and hero worship obscure any thoughtful view of what has kept Farrar, Straus afloat and how it differs from other publishing companies.
Instead of providing voters with a thoughtful view of the recent past, Clinton and Obama combined to offer a crude, "great man" theory of history in which King's vision and Johnson's pragmatism were portrayed as antithetical forces.
The essay "On the Eve of 2001, the Future Is Not Quite What It Used to Be," (Dec. 26) provides a thoughtful view of the predictive missteps versus the still valid questions raised by the classic film "2001: A Space Odyssey".
This logo presaged a wartime movie such as 49th Parallel or The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, which took a subtler, more humane view of the conflict than the usual black-and-white propaganda, or it proffered a thoughtful view of a possible postwar world the way A Canterbury Tale and A Matter of Life and Death did.
These women may have processed a more thoughtful view of their husbands as a result of the positive effect of their support-seeking behaviors.
The definition and types of textile materials are addressed to provide readers a thoughtful view on the role of these materials in a structural composite system.
"There are a lot of thoughtful views on both sides of that question".
This book is a "must read," and it represents a more sophisticated, thoughtful view than most of what is presently chronicled under the banner of sustainability in the context of IT, even within the book's most closely associated discipline of human computer interaction.
Though brought up as a Catholic, Hetherington developed a Buddhist sensibility: his friend Piers Dunn recalls that, without any specific sense of mission, he took a thoughtful, considered view of everything he saw.
Regular supervision efforts will benefit greatly from a greater diversity of thoughtful views.
