But pulling off such a story requires a certain degree of thoughtfulness, and whatever thoughtfulness Morgan starts out with disappears as the film enters its final half-hour.
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In this realism, and this thoughtfulness, Dreyer's class is refreshing.
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But I do think he's got a lot of thoughtfulness.
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It also recommends tasks like meditation, exercise, and improving thoughtfulness.
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"There is a thoughtfulness to everything he does," Giordano says.
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Carson, too, has questioned Trump's seriousness and thoughtfulness at times.
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It requires not just knowledge and dedication, but also thoughtfulness.
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Jeff Flake kind of admits thoughtfulness is dead Arizona Sen.
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I appreciate the thoughtfulness, but still would love the extra help.
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But sometimes the synthesis is awfully dark, even in its thoughtfulness.
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To some, it suggests a lack of thoughtfulness on Facebook's part.
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They fill conference halls with their joy, thoughtfulness and technical wizardry.
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Details often reflect the thoughtfulness put in to creating a culture.
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Bret brings world class experience, insight, & thoughtfulness around building social services.
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Instead, I'd like to talk about his thoughtfulness and his principles.
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More thoughtfulness is badly needed in the age of social media.
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There needs to be a distinction between thoughtfulness and slow pace.
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But much more remarkable — and much more sustained — was his thoughtfulness.
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As usual, they impressed us with their thoughtfulness, honesty and empathy.
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But there is a thoughtfulness at the core of the show.
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This requires a level of thoughtfulness they may not have considered.
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"I'm very proud of my son and his thoughtfulness,"said Amy James.
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"I want to reduce the risk and elevate the thoughtfulness," he said.
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Still, Atwood's thoughtfulness and playfulness keep Hag-Seed from ever getting boring.
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It doesn't demonstrate much nuance or thoughtfulness on the subject of torture.
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We were struck by the thoughtfulness and range of responses we received.
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She is always doing more while I consistently trade thoughtfulness for expediency.
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His deep technical expertise, thoughtfulness and passion for entrepreneurs will be missed.
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A little humor, a bit of thoughtfulness, some seemingly true human emotion.
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We would like to thank everyone for their support, thoughtfulness and generosity.
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Not all of them worked, but it was the thoughtfulness that counted.
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As always, we were impressed with their thoughtfulness, humility and sharp analyses.
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"She loved his thoughtfulness and that he included the kids," the friend explained.
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Impulse superseded the at-least-minimal degree of thoughtfulness once baked into sharing.
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"She loved his thoughtfulness and that he included the kids," the friend says.
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Anka's art is crisp and clean, and he has a thoughtfulness for detail.
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"She loved his thoughtfulness and that he included the kids," the friend added.
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Overall, he appears to be infusing his skating with more purpose and thoughtfulness.
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On Being Raped throws a light on the subject with clarity and thoughtfulness.
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Pausing to reflect shows a degree of thoughtfulness that will serve you well.
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At his best, Mr. Chappelle's proves that thoughtfulness can make a joke funnier.
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It wasn't just their thoughtfulness or eloquence, he said one afternoon last week.
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"She will fight back against Trump by demonstrating her seriousness and her thoughtfulness."
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I mean, it's really just about thoughtfulness and whatever humans rank as design.
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Keefe says researchers should proceed, but should do so with caution and thoughtfulness.
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Cannes seems to be indicating more thoughtfulness about women's place in its vaunted history.
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Paul's songwriting took a giant leap toward thoughtfulness, and really was becoming his craft.
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Her thoughtfulness has earned her a Police Recognition Award from the city's police chief.
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I am touched by his thoughtfulness, but it is starting to make me uncomfortable.
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He's sometimes TOO MUCH, but here, his thoughtfulness and love are just right. Sniffle.
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In a follow up experiment, gift givers believed that expensive gifts signaled more thoughtfulness.
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Wayne Lipscomb, mother of slain Philadelphia police officer Moses Walker, described her son's thoughtfulness.
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But lately I find myself less interested in reading tech CEOs perform their thoughtfulness.
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The show promotes thoughtfulness, but it also works on an almost intensely visceral level.
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We need more of this kind of thoughtfulness and respect in the dating world.
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What will really make this special is the craftsmanship and thoughtfulness of the design.
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Great works of literature, whatever their politics, should be treated with thoughtfulness and accuracy.
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MG: I was unprepared for Andrew Yang's thoughtfulness around his universal basic income proposal.
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That way, my thoughtfulness will always be top of mind when they enter the bathroom.
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In my conversations with William, I've been so impressed by his intellect, passion, and thoughtfulness.
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That's the true thoughtfulness that has nothing to do with the price of a present.
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Pitt's thoughtfulness also extended to giving his ex a birthday gift before her big day.
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All the talent he showcased in Moonlight is there, as is all of the thoughtfulness.
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"[That's] the concern I have if there's not thoughtfulness that goes into it," he said.
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John Kasich's policy responses, instead, had depth and thoughtfulness, the fruit of his extensive experience.
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"I'm overwhelmed by the thoughtfulness that Evan put into this surprise destination engagement," she says.
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"I'm overwhelmed by the thoughtfulness that Evan put into this surprise destination engagement," she said.
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You want to be clear in your objective, and your friend will appreciate your thoughtfulness.
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Virgo is known for thoughtfulness and diligence—take a tip from Virgo by being mindful.
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Thoughtfulness and attention to detail are paramount and make every guest feel like a VIP.
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And that post-Obama world holds no room for minimalist, distinguished, self-important, elevated thoughtfulness.
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She was admired by her colleagues for her thoughtfulness, candor and finely crafted writing style.
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"Devin balances my crazy with thoughtfulness and wrangles my wild side with kindness," she said.
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She has a remarkable composure and thoughtfulness and she definitely has the appearance of sincerity.
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One of those I met was Johnny Pootoogook — an artist of unusual talent and of thoughtfulness.
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Be sure to bring research, thoughtfulness and sensitive curiosity to the table when asking for clarification.
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But AuthaGraph is an example of how thoughtfulness in design objects can positively impact the world.
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By focusing on empathy, thoughtfulness and gratitude, they can see why this is important, she said.
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But the thoughtfulness that elevates his essays is not as fully realized in Daniels's short stories.
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Both I and my colleagues are grateful for the thoughtfulness of so many of the responses.
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The custodian wrote that he was compelled to support this student's candidacy because of his thoughtfulness.
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Blum said, but his thoughtfulness reveals itself in little gifts and almost begrudging acts of tenderness.
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It was inspiring to see these young men facing such enormous challenges with thoughtfulness and resilience.
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It would benefit you to ride the waves of this transition phase with maturity and thoughtfulness.
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It's that earnest, sincere humor, plus his thoughtfulness, that make Gethard somebody I love talking to.
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To the receivers, the true value of a gift doesn't necessarily correspond with the price or thoughtfulness.
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We're touched by your thoughtfulness, and thrilled that you were able to make it to the wedding.
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A lot of thoughtfulness has been lent to navigation in general, but not all of it succeeds.
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I have a weird nostalgic fondness for Coke Slurpees and once again appreciate his very simple thoughtfulness.
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"She loved his thoughtfulness and that he included the kids," a friend told PEOPLE of the proposal.
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"Our goal was to create a moment of repose, of thoughtfulness, a call to prayer," he said.
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" When I try to explain my husband's thoughtfulness, the response is always: "Jeez, I was just joking.
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She treats with equal thoughtfulness the Greek myth of Persephone and a half-drunk glass of water.
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The star was immediately impressed by Fusco's knowledge and thoughtfulness, but also a little confused by it.
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You made my birthday a truly special event by your thoughtfulness -- not to mention your remarkable talent.
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The next time your boyfriend offers you his handkerchief, acknowledge his thoughtfulness and then wave him off.
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"This individual's thoughtfulness and awareness may have helped avert another tragedy," his representatives said in a statement.
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There's a thoughtfulness to the way Sucker Punch is constructed that justifies the marketing sleight of hand.
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It's an emotional piece, born from thoughtfulness and his passion to give young African girls a voice.
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To her credit, Kamala Harris showed grace as well as thoughtfulness in a brief discussion about race.
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Pay close attention to detail, since that is the type of thoughtfulness that turns Taurus moon on.
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Rather, I'm disappointed in its occasional lack of awareness and thoughtfulness beyond that initial moment of shock.
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Mohsin Hamid's Exit West develops an elaborate metaphor to examine the world refugee crisis with thoughtfulness and empathy.
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And at times like that, it will probably diminish the thoughtfulness with which you do those other things.
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What if boredom is a meaningful experience—one that propels us to states of deeper thoughtfulness or creativity?
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"We have been so overwhelmed with the outpouring of love, support, thoughtfulness and prayers," Leakes wrote on Instagram.
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There are a number of little touches in the app that speak to the thoughtfulness behind its design.
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Aside from his achievements (or lack of them), Mr Wenger is known for his thoughtfulness, loyalty and generosity.
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As I wrote back then: Lately I find myself less interested in reading tech CEOs perform their thoughtfulness.
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There was a gentleness, a thoughtfulness, and a self-effacing quality to how they wanted to ensure change.
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It is associated with concepts such as common sense, temperance, responsibility, tolerance, thoughtfulness, prudence, civilised behaviour, and realism.
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It was, in fact, the kindness, the thoughtfulness and the way she owns all of who she is.
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I super-appreciate the thoughtfulness, and look forward to sharing more of that list in the coming days.
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I'm just glad that he's managed to meld that thoughtfulness with some righteous anger and breakneck melodies again.
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Christensen says the best way to give your self-control muscle a rest is with intention and thoughtfulness.
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"For four years, they were taught the main principles: covertness, modesty, thoughtfulness, watchfulness," Mr. Mikhailov told Ren-TV.
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Real solutions require thoughtfulness and proper allocation of resources -- neither of which is evident in the current administration.
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It is lovely to see Mr. Dylan modeling the lost art of thoughtfulness and care before public proclamation.
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The couple "entered into this union the way two lawyers might, with thoughtfulness and careful deliberation," he said.
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Assuming the bill passes this month, everything will depend on the transparency, thoughtfulness, and persistence of Oregon regulators.
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Thoughtfulness, considered and informed opinion, hard-earned by those who have studied, debated, read and written, is suspect.
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Yet he owes his reputation as a commander to his thoughtfulness, interest in history and concern for his soldiers.
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We discuss how Big Mouth combines increasingly dirty jokes and random gags with genuine thoughtfulness about sex and adolescence.
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And it's a testament to the thoughtfulness of a company willing to fly in the face of some conventions.
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It shows in his body of work the amount of true thoughtfulness that goes into his decision-making process.
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The Overboard actress, 42, was delighted by Kardashian's thoughtfulness at sending her a pair of Good American maternity jeans.
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Your Gemini will be a valuable resource full of ideas about how to approach topics with thoughtfulness and sensitivity.
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This kind of impulsiveness wasn't out of the ordinary, says Hate, and nor was the thoughtfulness behind her gestures.
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Your thoughtfulness and willingness to de-politicize the legislative process will provide real assistance to our most vulnerable populations.
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It gives us the ability to immediately post any passing thought, which doesn't lend itself to thoughtfulness or nuance.
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While visiting its after-school program, I witnessed firsthand the thoughtfulness and passion the leaders put into the programs.
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To the Editor: Seven additional words banned by the Trump administration: compassion, tolerance, foresight, thoughtfulness, curiosity, wisdom and humility.
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The CEO of Moderna, the biotech company that is developing the vaccine, pledged thoughtfulness in setting a potential price.
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Among her colleagues, she was admired for her thoughtfulness, her candor and her finely crafted and restrained writing style.
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His calm thoughtfulness, emotional ease, wit and eloquence in the face of gross expectation and intractable problems is breathtaking.
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When it comes to holiday shopping there is one quality that makes for the ultimate gift-giving moment: thoughtfulness.
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Since it is too late for us to fix it, I would rather not know that my thoughtfulness failed.
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I'm uncertain how they plan to handle 18th-century America, but I hope it's with more thoughtfulness than this.
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Making the most of the occasion, though, requires thoughtfulness about the impact of your contributions, whatever form they take.
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"We have been so overwhelmed with the outpouring of love, support, thoughtfulness and prayers," Leakes wrote on Instagram on Thursday.
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Dramas like A Star Is Born and Boy Erased went for serif caps, as though to convey a refined thoughtfulness.
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Last fall, in an unlikely attempt at thoughtfulness, I created a photo book as a birthday present for my wife.
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While the months-long wait for the final product felt Godot-like, it ultimately received bipartisan praise for its thoughtfulness.
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"There's no big secret to having a good credit score, it's just consistency and thoughtfulness and common sense," says Griffin.
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But this gift, seen in an image posted to reddit, is the essence of pure, if not slightly misinformed, thoughtfulness.
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And so without the thoughtfulness or direction that most artists put behind such provocative works or statements, it's plainly irresponsible.
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And in Tolman, it has one of those should-be TV stars grounding its stories in real emotion and thoughtfulness.
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There was so much thoughtfulness and effort to make it feel like a book that I could experience and enjoy.
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By combining the spectacle and this thoughtfulness, Johnson has made the entire experience of The Last Jedi is incredibly rewarding.
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I was really quite impressed not just with the engineering prowess but the humanitarianism and thoughtfulness on display this year.
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But none of us should be satisfied with trading simplicity or speed of assessment for accuracy, thoughtfulness, and holistic assessment.
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"This is a difficult day for us, and we appreciate the concern and thoughtfulness extended by so many," McHenry said.
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I then found myself cooking whatever cuisine at work with that thoughtfulness that could only be found in Southern cuisine.
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"She loved his thoughtfulness and that he included the kids," a friend of Klum's told PEOPLE after the December proposal.
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But, boy, am I glad my early explorations happened through the thoughtfulness of the best fanfiction writers instead of porn.
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When it comes to gifts for mom, whether you want to go with something big or small, thoughtfulness is key.
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When he talks about the moral dimension of war, he is capable of both deep thoughtfulness and also ferocious aggression.
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When we met, I saw a real thoughtfulness and introspection about her life and legacy and the idea of aging.
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Mr. Wright projects persuasive thoughtfulness no matter how silly the material, but he can't turn Core into a credible character.
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We're looking for thoughtfulness as you go through the process, but also hoping your unique voice and personality come through.
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It's a good idea to compliment their patience, thoughtfulness, how easy they are to talk to, and what they're reading.
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There are some people you meet who seem like they're operating on a higher plane of decency, grace, and thoughtfulness.
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"The president's order represents the worst of his proclivity toward rash action versus thoughtfulness," Mr. Khosrowshahi said in a statement.
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What else can you buy that's less than $20 that reminds people a dozen times a year of your thoughtfulness?
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Chernobyl simply showcases that thoughtfulness and knowledge within the context of the prestige TV miniseries, where it's easier to immediately appreciate.
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An unintended consequence of their thoughtfulness is that I have spent much of my life correcting people who called me Frances.
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"We have been so overwhelmed with the outpouring of love, support, thoughtfulness and prayers," Leakes wrote on Instagram on June 14.
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"We take a lot of time, thoughtfulness and get a very deep understanding of somebody's needs and their lifestyle," she added.
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If you're in any position to add extra consideration and thoughtfulness to an impending deal, I urge you to do so.
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His admirers believe his wisdom, thoughtfulness and concerns for conservation and the environment will win him the public support he deserves.
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Meditation is simply a type of thoughtfulness, an active inactivity that seeks to simultaneously free us from the need to concentrate.
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" Sellers has since responded to their emotional messages, writing, "I'm so thankful that my dads thoughtfulness brought so many people happiness.
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While the fourth installment doesn't fly quite as high as its predecessors, it retains the ambition and thoughtfulness of classic Pixar.
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I have strong feelings about Caraa&aposs $195 Stratus backpack for its extreme versatility, utility, and thoughtfulness in design and construction.
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It was an action sequence with a flexible humanity, and a thoughtfulness about war, that the larger plotlines too often lack.
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Mr. Horne established the original style for the blog, and his trademark thoughtfulness taught readers how to appreciate a crossword puzzle.
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It all goes south, but along the way it's hilarious, with great performances, dishy details, and a lot of thoughtfulness too.
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I suppose that is a legitimate evidentiary factor, but Barr may be imputing more thoughtfulness or awareness to Trump than is warranted.
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"The President's order represents the worst of his proclivity toward rash action versus thoughtfulness," he said in an email to Expedia employees.
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Our family and friends will welcome the thoughtfulness of a gift whose merit comes from its meaning, and not its price tag.
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The new Congress should save its partisan battles for other issues and tackle this hugely important issue with vision and thoughtfulness. Cmdr.
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In looking at candidates, Americans need to consider the issues, the thoughtfulness and, frankly, the knowledge base behind the things they say.
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Senator Chuck Grassley, the panel's chairman, praised Gorsuch for "your poise and your thoughtfulness" during the long day of questioning on Tuesday.
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For the many companies that pride themselves on an ethos of thoughtfulness and empowerment — now's the time to show instead of tell.
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During the many decades he spent in Congress, Senator McCain never forgot that our political system was based on compromise and thoughtfulness.
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And Leif Ove Andsnes has brought his trademark clarity and thoughtfulness to a collection of Chopin Nocturnes and the four looming Ballades.
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What such prowess does not necessarily guarantee is the thoughtfulness and warmth of her characterization, in a role often given to bluster.
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Mr. Kraft's loyalty to the president dates partly to Mr. Trump's thoughtfulness when Mr. Kraft's wife died, not when his father died.
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"Shane has a special combination of clear vision, deep thoughtfulness and insatiable curiosity," said Stephanie Zhan, partner at Sequoia, in a statement.
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Most importantly, Abigail is happy that her friend is happy — especially if it is because of the thoughtfulness of her significant other.
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People who never cared much about the monarchy have been deeply impressed by the princes' thoughtfulness, humor, openness and concern for others.
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But there were also other dimensions to his personality, a thoughtfulness and reserve little touched by the flash and dazzle of celebrity.
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And so you imagine that people had great thoughtfulness towards what was gonna happen or the implications, and they absolutely did not.
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The term 'design' brings to light aspects of the thoughtfulness and ingenuity behind medieval manuscripts and artifacts which we might otherwise miss.
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A chef with a reputation for thoughtfulness and flair, Mr. Farrell left Firebox two years ago, and his fans eagerly hoped he'd resurface.
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I didn't know that sort of sensitivity, selflessness, thoughtfulness, compassion and understanding existed before I met him, and it changed my life forever.
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Since it was posted to Facebook on Tuesday, it's garnered over 31,000 reactions — likely for its thoughtfulness and compassion toward pup's former owners.
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But on a special 60th birthday episode, DeGeneres found herself stunned by the thoughtfulness of a gift from her wife, Portia de Rossi.
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" He applies this thoughtfulness to everything he has a hand in, including his impressive art collection: "I don't buy anything that's not meaningful.
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"Exhilarating is the best way to describe Robb's dedication and thoughtfulness in creating the most perfect ring for Carrie Ann," Dousset tells PeopleStyle.
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The childfree movement rejects one of life's basic drives with reason and thoughtfulness, asking fundamental questions about the worlds childfree people live in.
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The two imbue the comic with a stunning thoughtfulness and humanity that makes this melancholy swerve work for the modern Stone Age family.
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"Shane has a special combination of clear vision, deep thoughtfulness and insatiable curiosity," Stephanie Zhan, a partner at Sequoia, said in a release.
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The challenge is that building a strong company culture takes far more work and thoughtfulness than ordering a sheet cake for a party.
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The continuing initiative to diversify its membership, prompted by two straight years of all-white acting nominees, has been undertaken with great thoughtfulness.
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What all of these aural experiences share, I think, is a commitment to thoughtfulness and the idea that journalism must bend toward creativity.
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I try really hard to write personal cards with a blurb about each gift because I'm so grateful for everyone's generosity and thoughtfulness.
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NF: As were many of my colleagues, I was impressed by Mr. Yang's thoughtfulness and by how much I enjoyed meeting with him.
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One Good Meal Shiza Shahid has brought her thoughtfulness and entrepreneurial spirit to a line of items for the modern, multiethnic American kitchen.
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Many more elected members need to act, and more Americans need to demand transparency and thoughtfulness on a subject that affects us all.
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Our version of thoughtfulness in the sports media landscape is to observe that Kornheiser and Wilbon are more thoughtful than Whitlock and Cowherd.
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"You've seen so much discipline and so much thoughtfulness in the pace of execution, the types of products that they're rolling out," he said.
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But I think the biggest thing I took away from her fiction, and her nonfiction, was the sharp thoughtfulness and humanity behind all it.
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When I spent more time with Judge Gorsuch as a colleague and friend, the thoughtfulness born of this hard-working American life became apparent.
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Israelis, in the face of unspeakable violence, exhibit a level of tolerance and thoughtfulness greater than could be expected in any other free society.
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"She added: "The walkers and the pet parents need to feel like they're getting the kind of attention, care, and thoughtfulness that they deserve.
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"We are very proud of the thoughtfulness that our controllers have shown to their colleagues in the U.S., proud but not surprised," Singer said.
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Hand-write them a note to show your thoughtfulness, and don't be afraid to have a heart-to-heart on any and every topic.
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That said, your submission can be an excerpt from a longer podcast, as long as you demonstrate thoughtfulness about how you are using time.
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Pera's thoughtfulness is the series' emotional centerpiece, and when true obstacles are thrown his way as the second season progresses, it's heartrending, even devastating.
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This is a symptom of a larger problem: our society does not value thoughtfulness, and that is very much reflected in the sports world.
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"This is a difficult day for us, and we appreciate the concern and thoughtfulness extended by so many," Joseph McHenry, company executive vice president, said.
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I'm officially a Vive fanboy But the Vive also impresses me with the thoughtfulness put into how a user might relate to the outside world.
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That Coogler's film ponders the ideas of race, heroism, and responsibility with such fluency and thoughtfulness doesn't mean Black Panther is averse to having fun.
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Donovan's thoughtfulness on a whole host of complex issues like mental health, fame, and self-doubt has been virtually unparalleled in the American sporting landscape.
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This is what creates the internal motivation and desire to do the work at hand, which I've found leads to more creativity, thoughtfulness, and ownership.
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Kate and the team blew us away with the depth of their insight, the thoughtfulness of their product, and a mission that we're obsessed with.
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There's a thoughtfulness and a grasp of the weird nuances and quirks that come with being a fight geek that's missing from all of them.
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I came away from these conversations encouraged about their thoughtfulness, but there are few answers to the questions they face that will satisfy many people.
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I wouldn't put it past the show to undercut all of this thoughtfulness with a sudden left turn into the dark horrors of its world.
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This is a hastily compiled bill — lacking the thoughtfulness of the Reagan tax reform, for example — and its main purpose is to benefit the wealthy.
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But the thoughtfulness that infuses every aspect of Mr. Sanders's production — and the committed skill of its performers and designers — soon wears down your resistance.
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Thoughtfulness and personalization is key, especially if you want to emphasize the fact that you care about the giftee and want to see them succeed.
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He once again exhibited policy depth on issues from health care to farm subsidies and thoughtfulness when challenged by Kamala Harris on issues of race.
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Their story (Isabella wrote, Asanka shot the photos and I edited) is part of our ongoing effort to cover regional Australia with nuance and thoughtfulness.
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Although the curator who was discarding them dismissed the albums as "junk," Peck recognized their value and thoughtfulness, and stored them safely in his office.
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By the end of the pilot, the show's combination of thematic thoughtfulness, buddy criminal character moments, and shocking blood spatter are very much in place.
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This thoughtfulness extends to the entire line, which includes shimmery lipsticks and highly pigmented eyeshadow palettes, so click through for a few of our top picks.
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But what happens when the art form is elevated to a higher level of thoughtfulness with diverse subject matter and lifted out of standard page sizes?
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The images truly look like scenes out of a slow-moving nightmare, and the angles and thoughtfulness of approach stand out in this short essay. —K.
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On Sam Altman: Sam is impressive in all dimensions—in his thoughtfulness, in his sheer intellect, in his drive, in his ability to make magic happen.
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Because the man that will most likely be the Republican nominee did not register: He continued to lack the thoughtfulness usually seen in a serious contender.
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For instance, after praising the "thoughtfulness and craftsmanship" in Slack's user experience, the ad says such traits are not common in enterprise software, Microsoft's traditional forté.
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Teddy Roosevelt wrote so many letters of such thoughtfulness to his six children that they were collected in a 1919 book that became a best seller.
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You need someone who knows a fair amount about cooking to do this, who has the thoughtfulness and testing to translate Thai cooking to our kitchens.
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An alchemical blend of quick-witted talent, disarming thoughtfulness, and casual charm, Waithe has the coveted ability of making a character likable just by being herself.
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"When they see all of the effort, thoughtfulness, and work that we've put into creating Bow & Arrow, at the end of the day they respect that."
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But thoughtfulness matters, and this is a good, simple gift that will show any Survivor fan in your life how much you care about their interests.
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But laden with heavy emotion and retrospective thoughtfulness from the two música urbana giants, it's a patient song, so that success was well worth the wait.
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In the lower left corner, two men stand side by side, staring with exaggerated thoughtfulness at a painting on an easel, whose image we cannot see.
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As Yarrow puts it, you're paying not only with money for the possible repairs but also with the increased attention and thoughtfulness this unprotected item demands.
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That thoughtfulness (and did I mention $4.6 million in seed funding and an $1.8 million Kickstarter?) encompasses most of the product experience, right down to the packaging.
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I'm 43 and I've had a whole bunch of experiences, and I can speak with a thoughtfulness about the changes I'd like to see in the world.
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For a device as carefully designed as the iPad Pro, the horrible Smart Keyboard stands out as a shameless money grab with no real thoughtfulness behind it.
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We have no reason to doubt that Rihanna will bring the same diversity thoughtfulness and unforgettable design to Savage X Fenty that she's brought to Fenty Beauty.
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" Tantau, who spent three years at River View from 5243 to 2016, said the rules taught her "maturity and leadership and just thoughtfulness in my everyday actions.
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While it's fascinating to see the film's existentialist heart pulse and its thoughtfulness leap, Sausage Party's true strength and its biggest selling point is its extreme humor.
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Even with all that planning and thoughtfulness in game releases, sometimes things don't always line up perfectly — release dates aren't necessarily set in stone years in advance.
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"Yes, people's goodwill and thoughtfulness around what they want to individually contribute to in their community matters," said Beavor, whose organization serves about 3,500 nonprofits in Georgia.
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"We are very proud of the thoughtfulness that our controllers have shown to their colleagues in the U.S., proud but not surprised," he told the news outlet.
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Millions of us find in her a model of thoughtfulness, of temperance, of discretion, of intelligence, of diligence and resilience, those most undersung of her sturdy values.
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To me, this illustrates the depth of BlacKkKlansman, the thoughtfulness that's so easy to miss amid all the bombast and hit-you-over-the-head Trump references.
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Gift the Nadri Nana Shaker Necklace, $58No need to get excessive or gimmicky with the Grandma gear — pretty and simple conveys thoughtfulness even better, in our opinion.
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Here you can catalog room dimensions, recipes, shopping lists, contacts, wall colors and the status of maintenance projects — all in a friendly format that encourages deep thoughtfulness.
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When we're faced with a threat, our executive functions — judgment, decision making, thoughtfulness and self-control — can be overwhelmed by the emotional, impulsive parts of our brains.
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His colleagues in Albany have learned to respect his thoughtfulness on issues and the way he carefully studies up before speaking out — welcome traits in a politician.
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Near the end of "Campus Confidential," Berlinerblau writes eloquently about the goal of "thoughtfulness" as the quality that good teachers most want to encourage in their students.
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"I appreciate your candor, your thoughtfulness, and your commitment to our mission here at New York Public Radio," Ms. Sheikholeslami wrote in an email to her staff.
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Graham's body positivity and general thoughtfulness have been important additions to the show, and it looks like she's now inspiring other models to speak their minds as well.
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With a background in performing arts, journalism, fashion design, creative direction and more, he imbues his work with a thoughtfulness and keen observation of the world around him.
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This sort of thoughtfulness can make you even more attractive than you already are once Venus enters Sagittarius, finding you more popular and desirable—an astrological PR boost!
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As this discussion proved, when Mister Rogers turned to the more challenging aspects of life, he did so with the care and thoughtfulness that made him so iconic.
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But it's the thoughtfulness that counts, and it's something I wish gadget makers and developers would consider more when designing an item meant to be used by everyone.
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He says thoughtfulness is the process of gaining knowledge so that when you give an opinion or make a decision, you have enough knowledge to back it up.
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I was, as well, touched by the article's account of the straightforward, modest kindness and thoughtfulness of the German therapists and aides who are working with these women.
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However, accompanying this expensive revelation is our own reminder that the utility and thoughtfulness of your wedding-related gifts matter more than how much you spend on them.
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The thoughtfulness with which I was touched — all at suburban New York hospitals — made a real difference in my ability to stay calm and lie still as needed.
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But Morris's voice combines thoughtfulness and kindliness in equal measure, and it is a profound pleasure to just spend time with her as she works out her thoughts.
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And she markets brain power and thoughtfulness as a feature of her campaign (she has "a plan for that" is code for "she knows what she's talking about").
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If the United States is to leave NAFTA, it should do so only after a debate of comparable thoughtfulness and intensity as the debate a quarter century ago.
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The very element that might seem to make us bad citizens or antisocial is at the same time a prerequisite for thoughtfulness and more profound connection with others.
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But this thoughtfulness goes sideways and scampers out the door at around 20 minutes into the movie, when Jean can no longer contain the power that she's absorbed.
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This is simply a view into one family's conversations about politics, and how one father came away with a deeper respect for the thoughtfulness and thoroughness of his children.
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This is one of the smartest and best-designed mobile games I've ever played, even if it doesn't require a great deal of skill or thoughtfulness from the player.
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It's Sierra's quick wit and thoughtfulness that makes Jamey swoon — even if it is over the phone, with him assuming it's Veronica on the other end of the line.
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Most of all I will remember his presidency as one of a dedicated family man exuding grace, intelligence, humor, wit, compassion, thoughtfulness and fierce commitment to ideals and principles.
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Trump, a man not known for his restraint or his thoughtfulness on social media, nevertheless made it through the entire hearing Thursday without uttering a single word on Twitter.
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She sent an email to Silliman students using her residential college's imprimatur to implore them to disregard a Yale College dean's office email urging thoughtfulness when they chose Halloween costumes.
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We entered that market with humility and with thoughtfulness in terms of bringing that romance of coffee to life in a way that honored and respected the Italian coffee culture.
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And they are willing and able to delve into the psyche of their heroines to address their budding, complicated sexuality and fully embrace their capricious bitchiness with thoughtfulness and charm.
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Mark Zuckerberg really impressed me with his manner, his ability to manage the room, his thoughtfulness, his directness, and what seemed to be his earnest desire to 'connect the world'.
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Here's hoping that Stanton is right, and that the show gives this particular situation the thoughtfulness it deserves — even if it the series retains the same "wildness" of previous seasons.
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It creates this community of trust and thoughtfulness, and rewarding expertise as opposed to rewarding outrage and winning based on who's better at punning or shaming the other side. Right.
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The cognitive science of emotive music, the struggles of women in the entertainment industry, and the role of trauma in creativity are all touched upon (with varying degrees of thoughtfulness).
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I have enjoyed working with her and, even when we have not seen eye-to-eye on policy, I have always held her candor and thoughtfulness in the highest regard.
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If he exercises restraint, trying to persuade Hillary supporters and undecided voters that he is capable of discipline and thoughtfulness, then we will know he still thinks he can win.
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This is a marvelous time to get closer to people—Venus in Scorpio really knows how to deepen connections, and the new moon in Virgo will spark curiosity and thoughtfulness.
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Similar thoughtfulness is on display in this video of him leading the overture to Wagner's "Tannhäuser" in a production by Romeo Castellucci that had its premiere last year in Munich.
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Known in particular for his interpretations of the Romantic literature, he was lauded for the fleetness of his fingers, the lightness of his tone and the thoughtfulness of his interpretations.
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I'd never been big on drills, but with Will I actually preferred them to matches, because the way his warmth and thoughtfulness contracted in competition reminded me uncomfortably of myself.
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But it's a testament to Barnes's ability as an actor and the thoughtfulness paid to Billy and Frank's relationship in The Punisher's first season, that some of them actually work.
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Thorning-Schmidt said there was a "thoughtfulness" around Davos and that business leaders were not turning away from their obligations to be responsive and responsible – the theme of this year's WEF.
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I can certainly recognize the craft and precision and thoughtfulness of each of his films, but I often find myself considering them so much that I end up not feeling them.
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Jim Inhofe of Oklahoma -- whom he took care to describe as "one of the most conservative members of the Senate" -- Sanders showed thoughtfulness as well as more of his human side.
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Al Roker, Carson Daly, Kathie Lee Gifford, Willie Geist, Craig Melvin, Sheinelle Jones, Dylan Dreyer and Jenna Bush Hager have all consistently moved forward during this transition with thoughtfulness and dedication.
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Armed with this self-confidence — a personal assurance masked by his kindness and his thoughtfulness — he could justify adapting his principles and attacking his opponents as the inevitable price of politics.
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It will be among the offerings in Ms. Bullock's residency this season at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, an exciting showcase for an artist who unites vocal glamour and deep thoughtfulness.
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Van den Berg's previous work, her short stories in particular, are prized for their thoughtfulness and descriptive intensity, and this book seems to me a refinement and intensification of those skills.
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Writing with extraordinary grace and thoughtfulness, she brings to vigorous life various members of her family — her fashionista sister, Lynette; her protective older brother, Carl; and her dainty mother, Ivory Mae.
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Some of the pieces even have "family questions" attached which posit queries around the ideas of thoughtfulness, logical thinking, and community for children and their parents to mull over and discuss.
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But that isn't the most striking part of the speech, the rest of which was imbued with idealism and a thoughtfulness that's perhaps a bit surprising coming from a college senior.
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However, I fear there will be a decrease in thoughtfulness and an increase in immediacy as the future of photography (and perhaps life itself) keeps getting shaped around the now, now, now.
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Machines will never replace the resourcefulness and thoughtfulness of these employees and it is our duty as business leaders to make sure they have the skills necessary to keep our businesses competitive.
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A vote for Kavanaugh would reveal Flake to be a man who, despite his consternation and even given his thoughtfulness and basic decency, could never take a hard vote against his party.
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"Though friendship, accessibility and non-threatening personalities all impart high levels of comfort and trust, they might have no relation to the quality or thoughtfulness of the advice," Margolis and Garvin wrote.
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You'll find that same Friday Night Lights-y thoughtfulness in any scene involving the previously mentioned Olivia Baker (13 Reasons Why newbie Samantha Logan), who is sure to become a fan-favorite.
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"Rick is an exemplary member of the House Intelligence Committee and fulfills his oversight responsibilities with a sense of seriousness, thoughtfulness, and dedication to our country," McCarthy said in a statement Friday.
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Or the thoughtfulness of Mr. Blondel, who, when he saw me struggling to tackle an unwieldy thicket of vines, picked up a pair of secateurs and faced me on the other side.
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I spotted some of the original architectural features, such as the bathrooms' mosaic tiling and the industrial iron beam structure that had been left exposed in some rooms, thanks to Hartwright's thoughtfulness.
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That's the kind of freedom I want for myself and the kind of freedom I want for others" — a kind of thoughtfulness easily obscured by lumping her in with an irrational "mob.
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He speaks quietly and a bit reluctantly, tending to avert his eyes after a few sentences: a symptom of his thoughtfulness but also, perhaps, of a persistent shyness left over from childhood.
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And even more of his thoughtfulness and knowledge is on display in The Chernobyl Podcast, a companion to the miniseries that explicitly deconstructs and calls into question a lot of what Chernobyl depicts.
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Among Aerrix's "giant" package was: Aerrix was impressed with Gates' thoughtfulness in the gifts, especially with a Cajun cookbook that catered to her Louisiana background and a donation in her name to code.
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Small camera cases are usually intended for casual photographers, but this felt like pro level protection and thoughtfulness, which was refreshing for a professional photographer who has downsized my gear over the years.
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Couple works with lab-grown diamonds that look identical to mined ones (and are actually of higher quality) so that marriages can start off on the right foot — with trust, transparency, and thoughtfulness.
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And if they're already handling the movement with more care, respect, and thoughtfulness that their predecessors, why wait for millennials to change Hollywood when they could, and want to, be doing it now?
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"On the issues, there's no comparison in terms of thoughtfulness, thoroughness and practicality," said the board, adding that Clinton will fight for social and economic reforms that will reduce poverty and help women.
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" Go deeper: Google founder Sergey Brin's annual letter to employees skips over the surface, calling for the "need for tremendous thoughtfulness and responsibility as technology is deeply and irrevocably interwoven into our societies.
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He wants viewers' eyes to pour over the details, but also get a feel for each subject's unique expression, which occupy a range of emotions—thoughtfulness, reflection, exhaustion, humor and surprise, amongst others.
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"I saw a thoughtfulness and a love of this country, and these guys don't want to be sitting on the sidelines, so to speak — they want to be in the game," Booker said.
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"The difficulty is in the concentration to be able to recover your breath in a heartbeat and to sound composed and to speak again with thoughtfulness and not like a robot," she said.
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If you approach your everyday life with a just in time mindset — applying the same thoughtfulness and intentionality that major companies apply to their production line — you&aposll likely find it emotionally freeing.
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Gielgud's Romeo is more romantic than was Mr. Olivier's, has a much greater sense of the beauty of language, and substitutes a thoughtfulness that suits the part for an impetuosity that did not.
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Robert Kraft The owner of the New England Patriots is a Democrat, but his loyalty to Mr. Trump, Mr. Kraft once said, dates partly to the president's thoughtfulness when Mr. Kraft's wife died.
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So I think, actually, it's not necessarily the fault of the journalist or the critic, but really the publications and the publishers who are maybe prizing a certain kind of timeliness above thoughtfulness.
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It was sold as a vehicle for dazzling CG effects and scantily clad women kicking ass, but there's a thoughtfulness to the way Sucker Punch is constructed that justifies the marketing sleight of hand.
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" Blue Bell Creameries, based in Brenham, Texas, told CNN they have been in contact with Traci and they were "amazed" when they read the post for its "thoughtfulness and their compassion for all people.
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Driftaway Coffee Subscription, Three Months, available on Driftaway Coffee, from $44If they're practically tethered to the coffee pot, they'll probably love the thoughtfulness of a three-month subscription to this cool Brooklyn startup's beans.
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Even though it's her birthday today and Calvi, wrapped up securely in a fluffy coat, almost certainly has better things to be doing, she answers all my questions with her characteristic thoughtfulness and intensity.
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A look of thoughtfulness entered the old man's face, and while his lips mulled his answer he went to the window, parted the curtains, and gazed up at the sky visible between the buildings.
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"With that one gesture, I think I won the prize for not only being in tune with what she wanted, but achieved a level of thoughtfulness that worked in my favor," Mr. Parker said.
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Asked about Trump's plans to roll back parts of the Wall Street reform act enacted after the financial crisis, Harker said that the legislation had contributed to financial stability, and urged thoughtfulness when considering changes.
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Hard to tell what we love more about Hagrid: his thoughtfulness, or the fact that he later gives Dudley Dursley (Harry Melling) a pig's tail when he helps himself to some of the cake. 2.
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But the added flexibility provided by the mobile app, and the thoughtfulness put into the overall experience, combined with quality materials and design, should make the Zik 3 attractive to anyone looking for premium headphones.
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The fact it's tempting me to finally explore using a stylus — something that neither Microsoft nor Apple could even come near — is testament to Lenovo's thoughtfulness and the holistic design that the Yoga Book embodies.
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Technically, the term for this kind of editorial move is a retcon (retroactive continuity), and it's usually frowned on by dedicated fans as reminders of the lack of thoughtfulness by writers or comic book companies.
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In that spirit, we've put together a list of our top 35 episodes of the year — the individual chapters that wowed us the most with their daring, their thoughtfulness, their ingenuity, and their sheer excellence.
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After the steakhouse date, they saw each other daily, biking the 10 minutes between Williamsburg and Bed-Stuy for dates and the occasional home-cooked meal, including one that Ms. Nastasi recalls for its thoughtfulness.
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Research suggests double standards where, for example, the time taken to make a decision is interpreted as a sign of indecisiveness for a female associate but as thoughtfulness in the case of her male counterpart.
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Adil Rami and Olivier Giroud sprinted around the stadium, waving them in glee, but had the awareness, and the thoughtfulness, to stop and ask for forgiveness when they ventured too close to Croatia's devastated fans.
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"I have enjoyed working with her and, even when we have not seen eye-to-eye on policy, I have always held her candor and thoughtfulness in the highest regard," Pai said in a statement.
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Even with all the scholarly thoughtfulness and culinary skill brought to bear on the rest of the menu, the buttermilk-soaked chicken, which sells for $14.95 with two side dishes, remains the most popular order.
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With a tripod and much larger negative, the "action" in the picture is now all in the thoughtfulness and calm description, the warm light that suffuses everything, the unfailing verticals of the doors and walls.
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People like Irwin, Jane Goodall, and David Attenborough help us appreciate the natural world by bringing it into our homes, and selling us on its importance and vulnerability with their care, wonder, thoughtfulness, and enthusiasm.
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We expect our employees to commit to doing the right thing, to respect other individuals at all times and treat them with dignity, and thoughtfulness, and we are committed to providing equal opportunities for all.
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To try to stand out, they leaned into their personalities and gave the well-heeled audience, many of them still undecided, an up-close look at how their thoughtfulness on the topic meshed with charisma. Sen.
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These days, it seems more important than ever for books to show young people how to act with thoughtfulness, civility and kindness — growing up as they are amid powerful adults who consistently fail to do so.
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So began a 25-minute panel discussion featuring the experience, thoughtfulness and wit of writer Jesmyn Ward and writer-comedian Baratunde Thurston in conversation with Ginia Bellafante, the Big City Columnist for The New York Times.
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However, when a student raises the bar by their compassionate act — like one student who produced a video capturing the reasons their classmate is an asset to their community — the thoughtfulness of the other deeds increases.
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Start making a mental note of which of your music-loving friends got on your "nice" list this year — and which is most likely to build you a great playlist for your thoughtfulness in the future.
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The hardest task would likely be replicating the warmth and thoughtfulness that Khoussainova and Granas exude when working with their clients; each woman has an emotional intelligence that isn't necessarily easy to train new staff on.
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Yet, with her guidance and thoughtfulness, Prato pushes against the surface, locating herself within and the people and landscape of Hawai'i without buying into visitor thinking — this is not a musing on mai tais and hula events.
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Book the Wynn Las Vegas starting as low as $167 per nightI once stayed at this luxury resort and casino and was blown away by the level of detail and thoughtfulness in each generously-appointed guest room.
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The night before, he'd conspired in secret to send my best friend to a worker-owned bakeshop in our city to surprise me with birthday cupcakes, a thoughtfulness that I'd learn would come to define our connection.
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Knives are built to cleave objects, but here they become a garden of metal blooms so carefully devised that I intuit thoughtfulness and compassion in their making — tools of separation transformed into symbols of natural, delicate beauty.
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Firstly, on Perry's thoughtfulness as a lyricist: Despite Sufjan's manner of articulating—kind of like a teen with a number of cross-platform social media followers who writes "I'M SCREAMING" a lot—he does have a point.
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"It allows people to understand what you can do with conservation of space and thoughtfulness about materials and alternative fuel energy, which is probably the most important conversation we should be having right now," continues the House alum.
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But look...so far, this is a bunch of words about the underlying technical and design thoughtfulness that makes Astro Bot work, and while I stand by that, it's worth confessing something larger: this game made me happy.
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This was also the key to Margulies' alluring performance, despite the occasional scene that allowed Alicia to put down her rather full goblet of red wine and show some Big Emotion: What mattered was the thoughtfulness, the reckoning.
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The range and thoughtfulness of these rejoinders, alongside the idiosyncrasies of their handwriting on the survey forms, are a museum wonk's dream of the potential for public engagement including reactions that are positive, negative, and everything in between.
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The two characters don't have much in common, but Huppert inhabits them both, a whirlwind of energy and thoughtfulness, emotions near the surface — she's the kind of actress for whom the word "effortless" seems to have been invented.
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But in his post-Toast career, Ortberg has rarely written with quite the combination of devastating precision and thoughtfulness and shameless joy that made the Toast so compelling — at least until Something That May Shock and Discredit You.
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But whether you've never been to London or were there last week, this interactive feature showing what the wordly city is now and what it may soon lose with Brexit is remarkable for its thoughtfulness and immersive visuals.
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We care (or, at least, used to care) for our friends—even those we no longer want in our lives, so some situations require more thoughtfulness—including, you know, actually talking to your friend about what's going on.
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"I think everything about Harry's thoughtfulness is – and the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom it's so important to me to – to know that she's a part of this with us," Meghan said.
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Meghan Markle: I think everything about Harry's thoughtfulness is – and the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom it's so important to me to – to know that she's a part of this with us.
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TV Land's "The Jim Gaffigan Show" (which unfortunately just ended its second and final season) is the rare comedy that works its characters' religion in fully and with thoughtfulness — Jim's priest, Father Nicholas (Tongayi Chirisa), is a regular character.
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Yes, absolutely—and by no means am I saying no one else other than a survivor is allowed to make that type of joke, but I do think there's a lot more thoughtfulness that needs to go into it.
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However egalitarian the festival believes itself to be, every person has their own definition of qualities like thoughtfulness or creativity, and anyone in a gatekeeper role like those sorting through applications inevitably brings their own values to their judgements.
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The most important part of your letter is not the section in which you list all the nice things your in-laws do for you, but rather the way you feel about being the recipient of all that thoughtfulness.
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While that narrative plays out in some circles around the country, my work with prosecutors reveals a different picture of compassion, thoughtfulness, dedication, good intentions and a desire to do what it takes to protect the communities they serve.
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It's the little things that speak the loudest to you; you'll remember how your crush takes their coffee or tea and appreciate when someone returns this thoughtfulness with gestures like remembering what you like or a story you shared.
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Basically, I think if you have good ideas, the passion to make those things happen, and the thoughtfulness to create meaningful partnerships, there's a community here that will be totally on board to help bring those projects to life.
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Sometimes this deliberate pacing and thoughtfulness gives way to a relaxing sense of success and freedom, but at other times it continues to build into a nail-biting crisis as one small misjudgment or stroke of bad luck creates another.
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" Kristen Essig, co-chef at the New Orleans restaurant Coquette and a finalist for this year's James Beard Award for best chef in the South, said Ms. Reggie "runs her business as she lives her life: with generosity, compassion and thoughtfulness.
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Since then, they've stuck to the same general principle: "What I like about the way we use music is that it actually works in the episode in a way that shows thoughtfulness rather than just a knowledge of pop," he says.
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Last night, he proved his fashion thoughtfulness yet again when he attended the Men's Fitness Game Changers party in West Hollywood, which celebrated his new cover with the magazine, in a Christian Dior look that combined all of his favorite things.
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It's been almost a year since Lucy Kalanithi's husband, Stanford neurosurgeon Paul Kalanithi, died of lung cancer at 37 last March, but the memories of his humor, thoughtfulness and zest for life – even in the face of death – keep her going.
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Their blinkered view of the world has the veneer of respectability, may go along with an appearance of thoughtfulness, but in reality it's just as impervious to evidence — maybe even more so, because it has the power of groupthink behind it.
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The couple is obviously getting a kick out of the whole thing, but if I was an invited guest, I'd get my act together before the only other options are the super expensive gifts or [shudders] your own creativity and thoughtfulness.
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"The thoughtfulness and patriotism — and for that matter, the modesty — Jim showed as he reflected on this decision make me more convinced than ever that he would have made a truly admirable president, and also a good candidate," Mr. Kristol wrote.
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On the call, Romney also praised Rubio as a lawmaker open to compromise with Democrats, calling him "a voice of reason and thoughtfulness" who can "find relationships on our side of the aisle and across the aisle to get some things done."
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It's just a keyboard and a mouse—peripherals that aren't a big deal, but there's a lot of thoughtfulness in the design that kicks it up into the realm of "must haves" for a very particular kind of person: the couch gamer.
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Related content: This floating pipe is trying to clean up all the plastic in the ocean 'Children are innately hopeful' The films aim to inspire the values of thoughtfulness, understanding and kindness while demonstrating how children can make a difference in the world.
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He's as blunt as his pull-no-punches songwriting suggests, coupling every matter-of-fact quote about maybe wanting to quit the band or dry jokes about going on a bender with a thoughtfulness that makes him extremely easy to be around.
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Reading commentary about their policy update today felt strange because I am watching decisions made by a team I've come to respect and admire for their thoughtfulness dissected by people who are clearly not familiar with Ravelry, and who obviously do not knit.
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For all the thoughtfulness she brought to the character, Ms. Murphy was more than comfortable with Dolly's swanning tours of the passerelle; she giddily partook in the loop of absorption and reflection that eventually whips the audience's love into a kind of hysteria.
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"It's more caring for each other and having an attentiveness and a thoughtfulness in the way you organize events," said Lenora Thornton, the creative director for Sister, a "decentralized collective" formed in 2015 for female and gender-nonconforming music lovers and creators.
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Long considered part of the second tier, Anderson has raised his level of play and narrowed his focus on the ultimate prize — a Grand Slam title — while retaining the thoughtfulness and graciousness that have helped define him in the world of tennis.
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"In addition to communicating the contents of one's mind, like specific thoughts and beliefs, a person's speech conveys their fundamental capacity to think — the capacity for reasoning, thoughtfulness and intellect," says Professor Nicholas Epley of the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
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"I think everything about Harry's thoughtfulness is – and the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom it's so important to me to know that she's a part of this with us," Meghan said about the ring during the couple's interview.
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Not only should this include ideas for decreasing the likelihood of nuclear conflict between the United States and Russia, but the candidates must also demonstrate that they have the judgment and thoughtfulness that will make disputes with Russia less dangerous when they inevitably arise.
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" Meghan echoed the sentiment, saying in their interview, "I think everything about Harry's thoughtfulness is — and the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom it's so important to me to — to know that she's a part of this with us.
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A critical look at race in the U.S., delivered with Coates' characteristic thoughtfulness and wisdom, We Were Eight Years In Power situates the current social, political, and cultural conversations we're having as a country within the larger web of history, making it a must-read.
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In context, it is very hard to argue that a genuine moment of thoughtfulness about any startup that has traction, raises significant capital and is aiming to have the most users possible see the world from its point of view is a bad thing.
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"I think everything about Harry's thoughtfulness is – and the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom it's so important to me to – to know that she's a part of this with us," Meghan said during the couple's engagement interview.
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His thoughtfulness and knowledge are obviously good qualities to have in any government official, but they particularly stand out in the context of the Trump administration's housing team and more broadly in an administration that has more than its fair share of scoundrels and incompetents.
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But his brilliant Mozart is a known quantity here, at least on disc: Hundreds, even thousands, of moments like that third-act march — inconsequential in themselves and yet suffused with thoughtfulness and originality — make up Mr. Jacobs's eight recordings of Mozart operas on Harmonia Mundi.
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"I think everything about Harry's thoughtfulness is — and the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom it's so important to me to — to know that she's a part of this with us," Meghan said during the couple's engagement interview.
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"Booksmart," a thoroughly Gen Z comedy that balances thoughtfulness and irreverence, confirms what last year's raucous delight "Blockers," among other recent titles, only suggested: the movie mainstream, catching up with television, is finally ready to tell jubilant stories about teenagers who happen to be lesbians.
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Mr. Comey donated money earlier this year to Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, a former law school classmate, but in the interview volunteered few opinions on the rest of the 2020 Democratic field, save for a compliment about the thoughtfulness of the South Bend, Ind.
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It's also about thoughtfulness and respect, and a decency-over-dollars approach that has become the bedrock of every project and partnership Iger pursues, from a deep friendship with Steve Jobs in his final years to an abiding love of the Star Wars mythology.
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You only need to check Stormzy's latest for the MC's celebration of women, but on "Birthday Girl," the sugary sweet ode to his longterm girlfriend Maya Jama, the MC goes all out, impressing with both his thoughtfulness, ability to multitask and video collage of her own selfies.
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Take well-crafted, quotable statements, throw in an element of thoughtfulness to give the illusion of spontaneity, and add a passionate delivery that showcases her conviction -- and what you get is a commanding performance that inevitably will translate into better poll numbers and more campaign contributions.
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"Dear Cyril, it was so very kind of you to have sent us such a lovely card, on the arrival of our small son—we both were greatly touched by your thoughtfulness and enormously appreciated it," she wrote of her newborn, according to the Cambridge News.
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This kind of thoughtfulness seems especially clear when you look at an episode like season 5's "BoJack Is Feminist," which grapples with predatory men in Hollywood and the ways they can use feminism as shield for their bad behavior (Never forget BoJack's "Feminism is Bay" shirt).
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"I think everything about Harry's thoughtfulness is – and the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom it's so important to me to know that she's a part of this with us," Meghan said about the ring during the couple's engagement interview.
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"The president is not known for the precision, judiciousness or thoughtfulness of his attacks, but he is in attack mode here and we seem to be opening a new front," said David Kris, the head of the Justice Department's national security division during the Obama administration.
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In the four-part miniseries, the show handles language barriers and cultural expectations with a refreshing thoughtfulness, and each of the experts in food, fashion, culture, grooming, and design bring new perspectives to help their Japanese heroes, which is what the show calls its makeover subjects.
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" However, the illustrator of "A Fine Dessert," Sophie Blackall, defended the book, writing on her blog: "I cannot ensure my images will be read the way I intended, I can only approach each illustration with as much research, thoughtfulness, empathy and imagination as I can muster.
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"There's no requirement that we have a vote so at this time we will not be having a vote and I'm very pleased with the thoughtfulness of our caucus with the path that we are on," Pelosi said in news conference Tuesday evening, following a meeting with her caucus.
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It also handled its subject with a thoughtfulness that has been, historically, unfortunately rare on TV. The show also had a beautiful female friendship at its center and some great comic good vibes that could have changed the superhero conversation if MTV has opted to renew the show.
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And I think any time a journalist is really grappling with a story, then you're learning that they take this job really seriously, you understand how they do their job, how they weigh all the various pieces of information and just how much thoughtfulness goes into the storytelling.
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"I think everything about Harry's thoughtfulness is – and the inclusion of that and obviously not being able to meet his mom it's so important to me to know that she's a part of this with us," Meghan said about the ring during the couple's engagement interview in November.
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"A cis person telling a trans person about the one trans person they know or one media reference about trans people they know is harmful because it is often irrelevant to the TGNC employee, and thus communicates a lack of thoughtfulness or education on TGNC issues," Melchert said.
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One of the interviewees, for instance, said that she sent some friends in Japan a wedding gift and she was touched when the friend posted a photo of the gift on Facebook, wrote a long public thank-you post, and sent her a private message praising her thoughtfulness.
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The elements of a Spider-Man–like coming-of-age story are there, but the writing and the editorial arc exhibit the thoughtfulness that Yang brings to all of his stories: a question of identity, a glimpse at what shapes us and what makes or doesn't make us, well, super.
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Yet the moment was worth only a passing smirk at the irony, barely a blemish on an otherwise awe-inspiring recital of Mahler songs distilled for piano and voice, and delivered with the trademark thoughtfulness and grace of what may be the greatest duo in the world of art song.
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I think the story that I like to share, when you're talking about love letters, like the art of the love letter and handwriting, one thing that occurs to me is we have defined handwriting as being meaningful and connoting taking time and the thoughtfulness and an individualization of a note.
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Every day for the last 90 days of his wife's pregnancy, Knausgaard concentrates on an object or an idea — lice, Van Gogh, and the migration of birds all appear, in that order — and devotes himself to describing it for his unborn daughter with as much detail and thoughtfulness as he can.
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So it has the same potential grit-and-grimness problem as The Wicked & The Divine above, except that The Golem And The Jinni, as a much more grounded and somber work with an overriding sense of melancholy and thoughtfulness, would lend itself much more to the studio's serious take on content.
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"The thoughtfulness and patriotism — and for that matter, the modesty — Jim showed as he reflected on this decision make me more convinced than ever that he would have made a truly admirable president, and also a good candidate," William Kristol, the editor of the conservative Weekly Standard, wrote at the time.
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That's part of what keeps his essays from descending into self-indulgent dude-lit — that, and the genuine thoughtfulness that prevents him from lingering on how cool it is that jiu-jitsu is violent and macho, and leads him instead to explore why the violence and machismo is so appealing.
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" On this week's podcast, Wolfe discusses an "underlying problem" in American politics, which he calls a "penchant for despotism, for something resembling populism; a search for quick answers; an almost visceral turning away from thoughtfulness, from reason, from understanding that politics is just simply not capable of satisfying people's immediate emotions.
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Then I saw a clip of Mayor Pete, and like many Democrats was blown away by his intelligence, thoughtfulness, ability to talk about anything, but eventually gravitated to Elizabeth Warren, who seemed to have all the pluses of Bernie Sanders' progressive agenda, while appealing to a broader range of the electorate.
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"Building a product that allows for significant improvements in how people communicate requires a degree of thoughtfulness and craftsmanship that is not common in the development of enterprise software," Slack wrote in an open letter to Microsoft that ran as a full-page ad in November in The New York Times.
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To hold you accountable...no more [paid time off] or [work from home] requests will be considered from the 220 of you...I hope everyone in this group appreciates the thoughtfulness I've put into creating this career development opportunity and that you're all excited to operate consistently with our core values.
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" Blue Bell did not immediately return a request for comment, but Joe Robertson, director of public relations at Blue Bell Creameries said to Yahoo Lifestyle: "We were amazed when we read the letter, by their thoughtfulness and their compassion for all people, and we are humbled by their love of our ice cream.
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" The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, an industry lobby group, called Wheeler extraordinarily qualified for the job, saying in a statement: "His understanding of a wide range of environmental policies and the policy development process — combined with his thoughtfulness, judgment and temperament — will enable him to be an outstanding Deputy Administrator.
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From wounded crows being rehabilitated and released, to a zoo caretaker assiduously, even lovingly, cleaning a habitat for puffins and Common Murres as they paddle back and forth, and two scientists on a five-minute bird count to determine approximate bird populations, thoughtfulness and respect are communicated in these videos, not anthropocentric mayhem.
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That thoughtfulness is being reciprocated by the Macrons, who on Monday presented the Trumps with a 4½-foot-tall European sessile oak sapling from Belleau Wood, in Aisne, France, the site of a landmark World War I battle in June 1918, where nearly 10,000 US Marines and soldiers were killed or wounded.
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We're up to season 8 of The Real Housewives of New York City, and while there are hints of mature thoughtfulness in the premiere – newly single Bethenny Frankel is ready to renew her focus on entrepreneurial projects – the chief source of growth will probably be the ladies extending their gossipy scrutiny to newcomer Julianne Wainstein.
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The impression I got from him was one of earnestness, and thoughtfulness; he listened intently to my questions and squinted in concentration as he answered, and despite his reputation for ego, seemed quite self-aware and even humble, especially when we talked about what it's like to play in Metallica as your day job.
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In other words, they're offering, on his behalf, the "some of my best friends are black" defense, which has so often been relied on by those facing accusations of racism that it has become shorthand for weak denials of bigotry — a punch line about the absence of thoughtfulness and rigor in our conversations about racism.
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Compared to super gritty and highly abrasive facial scrubs that use ground-up walnut shells or small plastic beads (neither of which has any real benefit for your skin, the latter of which often end up in our waterways), this formula is a testament to the brand's thoughtfulness about both skin health and environmental impact of its products.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainMcCain's family, McCain Institute to promote #ActsOfCivility in marking first anniversary of senator's death Arizona poll shows Kelly overtaking McSally 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE (R-Ariz.) on Thursday for his "thoughtfulness" after he advised his Senate colleagues to vote against her nomination to be CIA director.
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That thoughtfulness is being reciprocated by the Macrons, as CNN has learned the Trumps will be gifted a four-and-a-half-foot tall European sessile oak sapling from Belleau Wood, in Aisne, France, site of a landmark World War I battle in June 1918, where nearly 10,000 US Marines and Army soldiers were killed or wounded.
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The idea is that, as a healthy federation of platforms emerges, it will give rise to new ways to make decisions If you care about values, though, you can design systems with room for thoughtfulness—systems which provide room for discussing the whys and to-what-ends that the how-wells of efficiency tend to silence.
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They fine tuned algorithms to replace human supervision, and now whenever one of problems those design decisions caused spiral out of control, the result is institutional paralysis even when users do bother to report the content and human moderators step in (who as NYMag noted, are usually foreign contractors with workloads too high to allow "the kind of thoughtfulness and cultural nuance necessary for good moderation").
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Trump spoke at length about the "tragedy" unfolding in Syria and the atrocities the world had grown all too accustomed to seeing and his demeanor and thoughtfulness as he addressed the topic struck reporters who had covered Trump's campaign since its early days as a crucial piece of insight into how Trump was becoming more clearly aware of the real world implications of his startling election victory.
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I was struck not only by how much planning and work it requires just to get from place to place to deal with jackets, the stroller, seating arrangements, food preferences, the occasional meltdown — but also how your whole day (indeed your whole trip) can be made or ruined by the way others react: the eye roll of impatience versus the generosity and thoughtfulness that signify a genuine desire to help.
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I'd want someone who could lay claim to being a trailblazer and reap some of the excitement that comes from that; someone who couldn't be tarred as a Washington insider; someone who was effortlessly fluent in, and respectful of, religion without buying into the divisively censorious strains of it; someone whose message and style weren't instantly familiar facsimiles of previously successful candidates; someone who radiated the kind of thoughtfulness that's foreign to Trump.
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"I was very pleased with the thoughtfulness and the collaborative process at the White House and on the Hill — with the outcome on the dollars and the good those dollars did," said former Education Secretary Arne DuncanArne Starkey DuncanHow Democrats learned to stop worrying and love teachers Obama Education Secretary: US education system is 'top 10 in nothing' Obama Cabinet official: Trump doesn't want educated workforce MORE, who received about $100 billion in stimulus funding for his department.
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It's a journey through an alien world that takes full advantage of what the Source engine can do in 2020, with new gameplay mechanics that combine to build simple but engaging environmental puzzles that feel of a piece with the way Valve designed single-player games back when Valve made single-player games that weren't in VR. All told, Crowbar Collective has made a game that captures the original Half-Life from the perspective of fans who deeply care for the series but have had the hindsight and thoughtfulness to realize its failures.
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