Sentence examples for thoughtful viewers from inspiring English sources

Thoughtful viewers in those days owed much to Michael Kustow.

Between laughs, though, the less sophisticated but more thoughtful viewers should take heart: there was a time when the Turks stood at the gates of Vienna and bristled with the armed intention of getting into Europe by less tuneful means.

In a mere 30 seconds, it rushed through the very complex bill and online response, which will likely leave thoughtful viewers understandably skeptical.

"The goal of this ad is to encourage thoughtful viewers to contemplate the differing ways in which we as a nation treat marijuana and alcohol consumers," said Betty Aldworth, advocacy director of the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol in a statement.

The omission leads the thoughtful viewer to ask what else may not be included, even when so much is included, so skillfully.

And that reservation about, or even revulsion at, Mr. Argento's work may have more validity than it does in the case of Mr. De Palma, because there is no single film in Mr. Argento's body of work that has the coherence and aesthetic self-sufficiency of Mr. De Palma's "Blow Out" (1981), nothing that compels a reasonably thoughtful viewer to believe that the end really justifies the queasy means.

The thoughtful viewer has to ponder whether these dreadful events could have been avoided.

One would expect them to appeal to a more thoughtful viewer, a viewer deeply and broadly interested in the diversity of the natural world.

For a thoughtful viewer, there is ample opportunity to compassionately evaluate the jarring contrast between boy's message and the reality the image presents, and to ask how the circumstances leading up to that moment came to be.

On minors having easy access to pornography on the Internet: "The challenge is to educate your child to be a…critical and thoughtful viewer of porn, and to think about what they may be viewing".

When Mr. Krause is not speaking, he manages to look thoughtful and enigmatic — viewers never quite know whether to take his words or actions at face value.