I am grateful to our students and student leaders who have thoughtfully shared their ideas for how to create a safer and more inclusive campus.
From gratitude, to favorite movies, and old cars he fixed that everyone said couldn't be fixed, Dave enjoys thoughtfully sharing his insights with others.
"The Historic Kitchen should be a feature of Executive Mansion tours, and I believe it does a disservice to Virginians to omit the stories of the enslaved people who lived and worked there ― that's why I have been engaged in an effort to thoughtfully and honestly share this important story since I arrived in Richmond.
The social media announcement still protects your privacy to share thoughtfully, and to react or take in other's reactions to the extent that you want to, and when you want to -- the "how" and the "what" are yours to choose.
Seated inside, you receive a small handful of offers from coffee and breakfast drive-thrus that are on your route, shared thoughtfully by your robotic chauffeur.
For example, photos pulled in from Facebook are weighted higher than those stored on Google+ (Picasa) because they're more likely to have been thoughtfully and purposefully shared, rather than simply backed up.
When I talk with people who are afraid of conflict, and I ask why they are hesitant to disagree, I most often hear, "I don't want to hurt her feelings" or "I don't want to be a jerk". Yes, there are some people who genuinely don't want to be disagreed with (insecure managers, for example), but most people are open to hearing a different perspective if you share it thoughtfully and respectfully.
Instagram is great, but there are five trends that are thoughtfully selected, filtered and shared on the app that just don't make sense.
This is done thoughtfully and with purpose, as a way to share heritage pride and raise awareness of the local history, traditions, and customs.
In a telephone interview, Steve McCormick, the chief executive officer of the Nature Conservancy, which is based in Arlington, Va., said he shared Ms. Norton's view that "thoughtfully placed and carefully managed extraction activities" could coexist with environmental protection.
