Sentence examples for thoughtfully described from inspiring English sources

Phil Hunt, thoughtfully described as "a good man, made up of all the bad things in the world," did a 10-year stretch in prison for killing a shopkeeper during a dumb robbery.

Julian De Leon, in a sheer black shift, danced a contained solo in which he thoughtfully described circular patterns around the stage, until he was joined by Natalie Mackessy, small and blond, and Emily Stone, tall and dark, in tattered brown gauzy costumes.

He responded thoughtfully, describing his concerns that raising children at the "orphanage" with such modern amenities would render them unable to relate to people in their own community, the vast majority of whom live on less than two dollars a day, an income largely spent on firewood and kerosene.  .

Relying heavily on West Coast examples and issues where Environmental Defense played a lead role, Fujita briefly but thoughtfully describes several major environmental issues, including the "dolphin-safe tuna" and sound-in-the-sea controversies, among others.

"I am drawn to these public stories that I think have been inadequately handled," said Gibney, whose vocal manner might be described as thoughtfully declarative.

Ms. Parker described Ms. Peet as thoughtfully responsive about rewrites to dialogue, and not territorial about the character she once imagined playing.

While we could argue the finer points of the WNV and typhoid hypotheses in explaining limited available clinical data, or perhaps debate the capacity of encephalitic ravens to perform the aerial acrobatics described by Plutarch, many of these considerations were thoughtfully anticipated by the authors.

With the efforts described in this commentary, we hope to begin to position the U.S. EPA thoughtfully for the future and to contribute to meaningful change within the larger risk assessment community.

Taking into consideration the described strengths of the different media and learning strategies, the next step was to thoughtfully "blend" face-to-face and online environments (Fig. 2).

Mulroney described to a Jewish meeting in Toronto last month how his illustrious predecessor "listened to Mr Cohen thoughtfully, treated him kindly" and then recorded the encounter in his diary.

Daniel Gross, who was described in one news account as speaking with "controlled rage" in 1997 about government's failure to control guns, now expresses himself thoughtfully and supports his assertions with statistics.