Sentence examples for * solicitude in from inspiring English sources

And while Ms. Parker and Ms. Clark have a lovely, if fleeting, scene of sisterly solicitude in the second act, the friction between the brothers inspires some of Mr. White's least felicitous dialogue.

While Mr. Ghobadi shows moments of tenderness and humanity -- Ayoub's efforts to make sure Amaneh has notebooks for her schoolwork, the other children's solicitude in looking after the tiny, fragile Madi -- this film, his first feature, is pervaded by a feeling of grim anxiety.

And now, let us entrust the Holy Church to the care of Our Supreme Pastor, Our Lord Jesus Christ, and implore his holy Mother Mary, so that she may assist the Cardinal Fathers with her maternal solicitude, in electing a new Supreme Pontiff.

There's a simple reason for why they show such solicitude in wearing their "balance" on their sleeves: It helps their personal careers and is in their self interest.

These two are not tender people — life has hardened them — but their love for each other emerges in Agaat's solicitude and in Milla's private thoughts and journal entries, which this book lays bare.

The most obvious example of this solicitude came in January, when Xi delivered a widely noted speech in Davos, painting China as the defender of the international economic order.

His solicitude was in most cases unnecessary.

Gino possessed Mann's "roguish solicitude," but in combination with knowledge, effusiveness, and style.

When her little daughter, Helene, was brought on, her maternal solicitude was in a different key, but still lighthearted.

As we were talking in his office one afternoon, I mentioned to Booker that many of his strongest supporters worry that his relentless solicitude might, in the rough and tumble of Newark politics, be a real weakness.

Despite abundant parental love and solicitude, Marcel, in later life, looked back to this period as one of spiritual "servitude" and "captivity" that impelled him (without his knowing it) into a personal religious quest and to a philosophical inquiry into the conditions of religious faith.