Sentences with phrase «thoughtfulness does»

It turns out that all of this thoughtfulness does pay off richly in times of crisis — and at all other times.

While nothing says «I love you» like a beautiful bouquet of flowers, that thoughtfulness doesn't have to come at full price.

But this decency, kindliness and thoughtfulness does not extend to us fans and to the health of the club we adore.

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Since Inc.'s world eschews flash, pure entertainment, and publicity in favor of thoughtfulness and helping others entrepreneurially, you'll be forgiven if you don't know our community's internet influencers quite as well.

Good ideas don't come from age; they come from thoughtfulness.

I think that they've hurt what I'm trying to do in a major way, because they did it in an unregulated way, with no thoughtfulness [and] no conscience.

I know that I've shifted in what I blog over the years — less blogging about my tinies experiences / lives, for instance, less burn - down - the - Internet soapbox rants, less day - in - the - life blogging with simple stories from daily life — but that means that when I do write, it's with more thoughtfulness and intention, I hope.

It's troubling to me to see sex continually trivialized, even moreso when it's done under the guise of thoughtfulness.

To do this, it partners with the Association for Christian Thoughtfulness (ACT), which helps churches distribute materials on HIV / AIDS, abuse, and other social needs to 200 houses at a time.

But the cousins who own this boxcar - size gem on Detroit's East Side do it all with a thoughtfulness that other greasy spoons can't muster.

That level of thoughtfulness really benefits kids — these are people who have thought about how do I want to raise a child, whom do I want to raise a child with — that can only be good for children.

However, I would be lying if I did not acknowledge that it's a choice I'm considering with more thoughtfulness ever since I found out that we couldn't get pregnant.

While I would've considered crossing the party line for a statesman like Richard Lugar, you do not have his thoughtfulness, his honesty, or his dedication to serving his constituency instead of just your personal agenda.

Volunteering at a local soup kitchen, church, or doing other charity work helps teach kids (and reminds parents) about compassion, caring and thoughtfulness.

«This is not a rational way to do these things, and this is not a way that fully empowers the thoughtfulness of each of my 61 colleagues,» said Sen. Daniel Squadron, a Democrat from Brooklyn.

«But, as a matter of strategy and trying to get the best reforms possible, it really does require a little bit of thoughtfulness on how you get the Legislature, at the end of the day, to cooperate.

Your efforts and thoughtfulness never go unnoticed, even if I don't always express it with words and affection.

Not only do these gift sets offer a little surprise all in one set, your thoughtfulness and delight in the element of surprise will shine through.

In conclusion, winter dressing requires effort and thoughtfulness otherwise it does end up as a disaster.

One day it may be our turn to be generously bountiful again — and may we do it with as much style and thoughtfulness as you!

And guys, don't forget, most woman are so impressed with thoughtfulness and sensitivity that they won't care what the date cost.

Remember what I said, it's all about personalisation and thoughtfulness, and a surprise demonstrates exactly that, just like on Just don't do a Chandler Bing and pretend you care so little that you almost drive her back to her handsome mustached ex-boyfriend of course.

Romance takes thoughtfulness, open - mindedness and a little spontaneity; dreaming up new things to do on a date is a great way to show your partner that you're still trying to be romantic.

This can not be accomplished as well as it is without the help of Refn, as director, because even though the experimental storytelling of this film is distancing, it feels a bit more realized than it did when it was applied to the misguided «Pusher», having a somber thoughtfulness that is sometimes effective in establishing subtle tension, maybe even resonance.

It does offer an uncommon thoughtfulness that makes it far less exploitative or sensationalistic than most examples of its genre.

Nor do Katniss and Peeta reveal much thoughtfulness about their own peculiar position.

As Benji, Skarsgård at first seems to be just doing a Charles Manson riff, but he soon manifests a fascinating magnetism that stems from broody thoughtfulness.

One can feel a similar visual thoughtfulness behind the imagery in The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Øvredal's follow - up to Troll Hunters.

Her first English - speaking role was only «six or seven years ago», and she speaks slowly and carefully, though it doesn't seem like the uncertainty of the non-native speaker, but instead a deep - rooted thoughtfulness.

We ultimately decided it was worth jointly penning a statement to share some of the takeaways from that day and the principles that emerged regarding how those of us seeking to do right by our kids might do so with thoughtfulness, dignity, and respect equal to the task.

«The thoughtfulness of the application process, the structured interviews we do, every part of the process, these are among our proudest accomplishments,» Cerf said yesterday.

«Gifts don't need to be expensive or glamorous, it's all about the thoughtfulness.»

That's what this audiobook does, and the quality and thoughtfulness truly shines through.

Whether it's locally crafted soap, a gem of a book that has eluded bestseller lists, or independently crafted artwork from Etsy.com or Artfire.com, a special gift speaks volumes about thoughtfulness, and it doesn't have to cost much.

Since allergic reactions don't disappear overnight, you'll need lots of time and thoughtfulness to help your dog overcome this problem — but his goofy smile and those scratch - free days ahead will probably make it all worth it.

We operate with foresight, thoughtfulness, insight and integrity, and will be accountable for all that we do.?

She did stress that thoughtfulness and opinions are still part of journalism as a whole; it's just that «think - pieces and editorials» are not the bulk of what she is getting paid to do.

When we needed to commemorate 100 years since the outbreak of the Battle of the Somme, the war artist chosen didn't work in oils, or film, but in human beings, as Jeremy Deller sent Ghost Soldiers out across the UK's rail stations causing tearful commuters, lasting thoughtfulness and a galaxy of instagram posts.

What has not been mentioned is that the «Saul - into - Paul conversion theory», published by Elaine de Kooning in Art News in 1958, was not set in Willem de Kooning's studio and did not mention a «Bell - Opticon», unlike her account of 1962.13 Additionally, while the 1958 account's introduction dramatised Kline's breakthrough to abstraction as a «transformation of consciousness», or a «revelation» of Biblical proportions, invoking the example of «Saul of Tarsus outside the walls of Damascus when he saw a «great light»», the description of Kline's technical and conceptual breakthrough in this account nevertheless resembled previous accounts of Kline's development in its gradualness, uneventfulness and thoughtfulness.14 The breakthrough that Elaine de Kooning first recounted was a product of sustained technical experimentation and logical thought on Kline's part, rather than accident or epiphany: «Still involved, in 1950, with elements of representation, he began to whip out small brushes of figures, trains, horses, landscapes, buildings, using only black paint.

The lack of mounting did not detract from the thoughtfulness and delicacy of the work that lingered long after my time there.

The Santa Monica - based Nortons, who have a reputation as adventurous collectors who purchase tough, politically and sociologically challenging art, have played an active role in promoting the committed art they believe in, so the thoughtfulness and social responsibility of their gift, which amounts to nearly 40 percent of their collection, does not come as a surprise.

But it does take thoughtfulness, authenticity and patience — and maybe someone to take you through the process.

«I think that's just essential because not only does that provide the client with due consideration and thoughtfulness but assures the client: «Your interest here is important to us.

I did not hear it, but an Ottawa lawyer, well known for his decency and thoughtfulness, did hear it and reported to me that not one caller complained about the cost of solicitor services.

If you want to make your client relationships strong, the key is to find a way to incorporate thoughtfulness into the way you do business.

Although the Flirc configuration software does thoughtfully include button keymaps for Kodi / XBMC, Boxee, Windows Media Center, Amazon Fire TV, and even mapping for standard keyboard media keys (and we appreciate that thoughtfulness) it's good to know how to look up and study a keymap without the assistance of the software so that you can effectively map anything to the Flirc (and not just the pre-mapped entries they provide).

The research you have done in the company you want to work for can be put into your economic consultant cover letter to demonstrate the thoughtfulness with which you applied for the position.

Those who DO send them stay top - of - mind with employers and impress them with their thoughtfulness.

That level of thoughtfulness really benefits kids — these are people who have thought about how do I want to raise a child, whom do I want to raise a child with — that can only be good for children.

In fact, research on cohabitation suggests that a majority of couples enter cohabitation because of inertia (i.e., it just sort happens or seems like the next logical step) rather than with a purposeful decision.1 This raises an interesting question: do some people approach relationship decisions more actively and with more thoughtfulness than others?