Meanings of more thoughtfulness in English

Long months of inaction induced more thoughtfulness than soldiers' conditions usually allowed.

MacKelvey again attacked the fire with more thoughtfulness, truer precision than before.

Jack, you have more thoughtfulness than ever I gave you credit for.

There was more thoughtfulness and tenderness in this wild lad than she had supposed.

However; a couple of minor developments during the day may call for a little more thoughtfulness.

That creates more space to bring more thoughtfulness.

A little less personal grandstanding, and more thoughtfulness, might have allowed an opening for at least one new question for both candidates to answer.

More thoughtfulness and less anxiety to please, than when they last met, were plainly expressed.

Can the dreams teach-orat least promote-morethoughtfulness when people are awake, promote more concern for real consequences?

"Monsieur de Soulas is in the drawing-room, and he observed your attitude, which certainly betrays more thoughtfulness than is due at your age."