Word: well-thought
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...Institute of Politics (IOP) Director Dan Glickman said Kerry’s support of the resolution was deliberate and well-thought...
...production that currently stands in the Ex’s small performance space, the props are sparse—throughout the show, the cast only works with a mirrored bureau, a table, some stools and a pinball machine—but the small number of props fits within a well-thought out set design. With the whole stage painted black and platforms specially constructed, the audience members are given the sense that the playing area is much larger than it actually is. Additionally, the ambience is enhanced by the painting of lines from the show, graffiti-style, on the wall...
Meanwhile, Moscow's reaction was surprisingly mild. "It is hard not to agree with the President of the United States that the world is changing rapidly and new threats are appearing," President Vladimir Putin said. "We must counter these threats with well-thought actions." The calm demeanor is in keeping with his attempt to project Russia, impoverished as it is, as America's strategic peer. Russian officials also acknowledge they won't mind if the U.S. pumps hundreds of billions of dollars into a scheme they think will never work...
...went to the College Jubilee on the 8th instant. A noble and well-thought of anniversary. The pathos of the occasion was extreme and not much noted by the speakers. Cambridge at any time is full of ghosts. But on that day, the anointed eye saw the crowd of spirits that mingled with the procession in the vacant spaces, year by year, as the classes proceeded, and then the far longer train of ghosts that followed the Company, of the men that wore before us the College honors and the laurels of the state--the long winding train reaching back...
...senior class marshals should be congratulated for their well-thought out choice. By breaking away from the traditional type of speakers, they will offer an entertaining and insightful experience for graduating seniors and their families. Who better to capture the spirit of the senior class than a former Harvard undergraduate himself? O'Brien's speech will be a memorable way to commemorate the seniors' last few days as Harvard students, before they head out to face the real world...