9 It worth noting here the difference Heidegger sees between two kinds of solicitude (Fürsorge), one that liberates ("leaping ahead") and one that dominates ("leaping in") (Martin Heidegger, Being and Time, trans. John Macquarrie and Edward Robinson [San Francisco: Harper San Francisco, 1962], 158-159).
Indeed, throughout his judicial career Thomas has, in the name of anti-élitism, shown a distinct solicitude for certain kinds of élites — say, for employers over employees, for government over individuals, for corporations over regulators, and for executioners over the condemned.
Is their tolerant solicitude a form of complacency?
Allen had also arrived early, accompanied by a towering young female Italian assistant — a sort of sequoia of solicitude.
A general order was issued later saying that as "the only living representative" of the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Comanche's "kind treatment and comfort should be a matter of special pride and solicitude" for the Seventh Cavalry.
Mr. Benton, whose other movies include "Kramer vs. Kramer," "Places in the Heart" and "Nobody's Fool," is the kind of director whose affection and respect for actors seep through the screen; his solicitude seems to open them up.
Your solicitude is a choice.
Ghetto Gospel isn't all heartfelt solicitude.
Wang was touched by her solicitude.
Her mother, Angela, is all fussy solicitude.
He had no reverence or solicitude.
