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).
It shows a level of solicitude for the defendant that you don't normally see".
His other responses, too, were mixtures of solicitude, truculence and piety.
Allen had also arrived early, accompanied by a towering young female Italian assistant — a sort of sequoia of solicitude.
Hasn't the Mahabharata taught us anything about the value of solicitude and diplomacy?
The son revered the father, viewing him as a model of solicitude and benevolence, unconditionally devoted to his patients.
Should religion enjoy a special status that merits a degree of solicitude and protection not granted to other worldviews or systems of belief?
And, as Hillary Clinton proved with her infamous "listening tour," people really do respond to a public figure's level of solicitude, however contrived it may be.
A classic underminer, she has brainwashed Rapunzel into loving her, and her brutal selfishness is camouflaged in sweet-voiced expressions of solicitude.
Before this crisis, the administration did not show a great deal of solicitude for the views of the Russians or even our European allies.
These decisions reflect a considerably greater degree of solicitude for the privacy interests of public employees than was evident in the rulings of the courts below.
