Sentence examples for attentive friends from inspiring English sources

Worriers are likely to be the most thorough workers and the most attentive friends.

Remembered with love, missed by his family, dear attentive friends, and King Phojanakong.

Scared by her own numbness and darkness, she begins to seek help: from loving relatives, attentive friends, modern psychopharmacology — all the advantages she had that White did not.

At the end his attentive friends offer mild support ("That was scary," one mumbles) and then depart, leaving the man to hit Ping-Pong balls toward a wall.

And while Mr. Chang's generosity won him many attentive friends in Washington, it did not buy him all the political favors he sought.

But the concern she raises is reasonable: watching Michael Martin imploding in the Commons, it was human to hope that he has a good doctor and attentive friends.

Her promiscuity, if we call it that, manifested the openness of which other aspects were her avid intellectual appetite, the empathy with others that made her a famously kind and attentive friend, and the "Negative Capability" that Keats named as Shakespeare's secret.

In his songs, loners cast an impassive but attentive eye on friends, lovers and their own failings; his tunes sound friendly, but he spares no one.

His love of music resonates in the hearts of his dear family, admiring friends, attentive aides and caring nurses and doctors and students whom he inspired to become musicians, and of course his dear wife.

Rodger's family was caring and attentive, said family friend Adam Krentzman.

If you've ever worried about the state of your friendships -- whether you come off to your best friends as attentive or selfish, compassionate or unsympathetic, altruistic or a little conniving -- you're not alone.