But it's more mechanical and less thoughtful, lacking a larger curiosity.
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Younger givers, especially the tech billionaires, are vague and less thoughtful.
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It's very easy to imagine a C.E.O. who could be much less thoughtful.
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When those are the people coming out to the shows, it's a lot less thoughtful.
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Somehow it seems like by asking what someone wants, it makes you, the giver, seem less thoughtful.
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"Slowly but surely, they became less and less thoughtful about the people who worked for them," said Robinson.
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She will have polished answers to questions of policy, where Trump is likely to be less thoughtful and more deflective.
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But it's just as possible that the single-minded pursuit of SEO is making romance less thoughtful — even socially harmful.
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And at the same time, he got less conscious of the relationships he already had and less thoughtful of our feelings.
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"The more erratic the White House becomes, the less thoughtful we become, the less power we're going to have," Amr said.
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A polite patron would knock, but someone less thoughtful might jerk at the locked door until the bartender, Sandy, swings it open.
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So leave the vacuum and household appliances to your less thoughtful siblings, and give your mom something that will make her feel like the best version of herself.
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He's jetlagged, having flown into town from his home in Seattle for a private No Shape listening session the morning of, but he's no less thoughtful for it.
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But, if we demand that journalists have no motives at all, we'll be forced to outsource the job to algorithms and drones, which are—so far, at least—even less thoughtful than humans.
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Joker is far less thoughtful than most of the other films discussed here, but it embodies something endemic about our time and thus feels like the kind of movie only 2019 could have spawned.
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Very little, if anything, about the cruelty of the internet commentariat is specific to YA. Keeping the focus on Twitter's less thoughtful voices essentially erases the meaningful critique that take place within the same medium.
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Now that a much less thoughtful president is about to take over the machinery of surveillance, it would be a final act of statesmanship to pardon the man who alerted us to the dangers ahead.
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I've tried the Skvalpa and its components feel cheaper, the overall design is less thoughtful, and the ergonomics of the dustpan and broom kind of stinks (though Muji makes you bend over to sweep up your dirt piles — gasp).
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The MUA games are button-mashers to their very core, but there's definitely more mashing and less thoughtful preparation in the early hours of this new one, thanks to limited tutorials and a downright laughable number of different crafting currencies.
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"Awakening from the consensus trances in which we are stuck as a result of living in a violent society is rare." Tart noted both similarities and differences between hypnotic trance induction and consensus trance induction. (See G. I. Gurdjieff). Some disciplines—Zen for example, and monastic schools such as Sufism—seek to overcome such conditioned realities by returning to less thoughtful and channeled states of mind.
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They also found that adherents of Catholicism had a more demanding shopping behaviour compared to the shopping behaviour of Hindus and Muslims shoppers. When analysing Hindu behaviours when shopping, Essoo and Dibb described it as fatalism which sided with the religion’s beliefs of self-control, calmness, detachment and compassion, which the researchers claimed explained their passive shopping behaviour. The studies result suggested that Hindu consumers were less demanding, less thoughtful of their purchases, they were less traditional, less practical with their purchase and their shopping behaviour was also less innovative compared to Muslim and Catholic shoppers. This meant they were less likely to put effort into purchasing and were more accepting of poor service and high prices.
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Instead, she has an essential antipathy toward learning and independent thinking, and, for Pope, loss of the ability to discern, to think, and to appreciate is a living death and the license of all evil. For Pope, who was a Roman Catholic, absolute monarchy, foreign language opera, flattery, the replacement of sound architecture for politically well placed hacks, the redesign of good (classically ordered) buildings, the money grubbing of what would now be called tabloid press are all signs of the triumph of Dulness over reason and light. Each of these things represents choosing the less thoughtful over the more rational choice, each requires credulity and acceptance over curiosity and independence, and therefore Pope blames, at least as much as any agent of Dulness, an indifferent and uneducated public.
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