Sentence examples for thoughtful walk from inspiring English sources

Randy Gardner, whom Mr. Loughner shot in the leg, said, "Law-abiding citizens will not be affected by these background checks," which he described as "a thoughtful walk across level ground," not "a slippery slope".

His thoughtful walk with every guest and graceful send off with a tata (indian word for a hand wave) is what I remember him for.

In the background to all this is the biography of the city around which Gevisser takes long, thoughtful walks; through the old cemetery at Hillbrow; around the mine dumps; up inclines from which one can see the canopy of trees that make Johannesburg look so green from above.

But as Zahner-Isenberg would sporadically shift from thoughtful, walking chords into eccentric shredding, with the twist of a knob on one of his various pedals, he could melt faces.

It is a richly pleasing film, bringing in the classic imagery from the Japanese provincial family drama: rural train journeys, group meals, and discussions linking family and food, thoughtful bucolic walks uphill – denoting humility and patience – melancholy funerals and some wonderful seasonal compositions.

Evaluation/Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on participation in the gallery walk, thoughtful participation in group and class discussions, and completion of reflection pieces for homework.

He seemed free, as if he weren't trying to score points on depth and modernity but just squeezing juice out of the song; and thoughtful, as if walking in slow motion.

What he would like to see, he said, is a large group of thoughtful people from various walks of American life — business, labor, government, academia and so forth — convened to begin the serious work of cooperatively developing a real-world vision of a society that is fairer, healthier, better educated, better prepared to compete globally, and more economically secure.

Alas, having returned from my glorious trip laden with thoughtful sketching and meandering walks, not to mention a diet consisting completely of baked goods (hooray Ladurée!), I am jolted back to the reality of the buzzing humming beehive that is New York City.

Thoughtful, I thought.

Jonathon Flaum, on the other hand, had hiked the Blue Ridge Mountains and much of the Appalachian Trail; he had one rule for the father-and-son walks: Set a thoughtful pace by putting the slowpoke up front.