Preposition: for

• moment: His father looked thoughtful for a few moments and then said, ' Only one.

Modifies a noun

• lyric: I'll leave you with these thoughtful lyrics " The Rich blame the Poor man for his plight.

• reflection: Well thoughtful reflection on the reading suggests that it relates to temple prostitution, which Paul was understandably opposed to.

• gesture: What a lovely thoughtful gesture from such a friendly society.

• critique: It is a deeply thoughtful critique of the Attlee welfare state.

• gift: We would also like to make mention of a very kind and thoughtful gift from Gil Brookes.

• touch: Some very modern, very thoughtful touches highlight the finesse of the service here.

Modifying Another Word

• unusually: The veteran actor makes his man of the cloth both admirable and ambiguous - the heart and soul of an unusually thoughtful film.

• deeply: Sir James sits, deeply thoughtful, staring at the floor.

• very: Some very modern, very thoughtful touches highlight the finesse of the service here.

• pretty: You the one be pretty thoughtful attend smith's march quot g powerbook.

• particularly: Member for Lewes ( Norman Baker ), who made a particularly thoughtful contribution.

• yet: They were angry yet thoughtful, and managed to maintain a fascinating conversation about the whole debacle for over ninety minutes.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Then in a close up of her looking thoughtful it's up by her chest.

• become: The heads around us seem to have become more thoughtful, more solemn.

• write: Great stuff from a very good label indeed and a great example of how to write thoughtful Techno.

• provide: Instead they were enthusiastic in their acceptance and provided thoughtful, timely feedback.

• grow: During the feast Ozma grew thoughtful, and suddenly she asked: " Where is the private?

• give: You're one of the caring that give thoughtful advise to those new to this frightening condition!