Thoughtful used in a sentence

Thoughtful in a sentence as an adjective

But we all need to try, and this piece is a thoughtful attempt to do so.

All they need is some thoughtful UI, and the Nest model looks excellent in this respect.

"To me, that sounds like an unusually thoughtful social studies teacher.

Sadly, if you want thoughtful consideration of complex issues, he'll stand in the way of whoever would deliver.---------------There, how was that?

I had a number of concerns browsing through Pariser's book, but I would encourage anyone interested in these issues to pick up a copy; it's a thoughtful read.

Where others are political or indirect or care about appearances or do things without thinking about them, pg and co are the opposite: Direct, thoughtful, and good.

The people who are destroying diplomatic buildings and killing diplomats are declining to use thoughtful discussion to show that they are anything other than blights on humankind.

When people know they're sending things to a broader group of recipients they tend to be more thoughtful in how they communicate and just avoid saying many of the imprudent things that would be troublesome in future discovery.

Aren't we supposed to be a community of rational, thoughtful people that use facts and evidence to backup opinions?Do you stop using Google products when they get sued by various government agencies for things like collecting WiFi data?

If a really interesting item comes up on HN that requires, say, a solid hour to compose a thoughtful response -- something very technical that would benefit from some number crunching -- there is very little motivation to commit the time to write that response.