Sentence examples for considerateness from inspiring English sources

One might plausibly think that certain pro-attitudes are warranted simply by the fact that an action is kind, or considerate, rather than the fact that kindness and considerateness are good.

Though women prefer traditionally macho men at the time in their menstrual cycles when they are most fertile, at other times they are more attracted to those with feminine traits such as tenderness, considerateness and kindness, as well as those with feminised faces.

Coming up after grabbing the napkin, the husband, in a show of spatial awareness or perhaps a feigned considerateness, moved backward to avoid a second contact.

on stage & by the considerateness of everyone.

The considerateness (the scarf, the glove) is touching, as is the resort to art (the story, the dream).

The hallmark of Jacksonian America seemed to be a beastly indifference to manners, the symptom of a society where considerateness to others was a poor second to the immediate satisfaction of personal wants.

Shyness has something to do with it, but also considerateness.

To those areas of Waugh's life where Stannard was impatient or condemnatory, Hastings brings an almost maternal considerateness.

With touching considerateness, he explained that he had been too ill to write (he was to die a few months afterwards), and besides, "what little unpublished stuff I had by me has been exhausted long ago".

We might start talking about gentleness, politeness, considerateness, kindness or coolness; any one, or all of these things, just not respect.

David's fiction is populated with dissemblers and manipulators and emotional isolates, and yet the people who had only glancing or formal contact with him took his rather laborious hyper-considerateness and moral wisdom at face value.