Sentence examples similar to considerate acquaintance from inspiring English sources
"Every rabbi in the country understands this phenomenon," said Rabbi Black, of Congregation Albert, whose parents raised him on Row 2. He will also see husbands he knows will fall asleep, recent widows with empty adjoining seats to be filled by considerate acquaintances, sons and daughters back from college, and the newest community members, "babies that I named," he said.
And while it is not hard to see Atta, whose face gazes out from the passport photograph released by the FBI, as that of the mass murderer of Manhattan, el-Amir was a shy, considerate man who endeared himself to Western acquaintances.
Marcy Blum, a New York event planner, suggests that if a couple are going to invite lots of business acquaintances or friends of the couple's parents, be considerate.
When cooking for a crowd of "unknowns," be very considerate: if you include peanuts or anything that may have may have had a passing acquaintance with peanuts, put a little sign by the dish that says so. (Same for any other common allergy: shellfish, e.g).
She became more considerate.
Kind, considerate, intelligent people.
