Sentence examples similar to ordinarily solicitous of from inspiring English sources

Gang was solicitous of their opinions and comfortable overruling them.

Mitchell has been skillfully solicitous of the Republicans.

Grandparents are solicitous of their grandchildren and managers are solicitous of their superstar pitchers.

2. Demonstrate excellence without being cocky or solicitous of approval.

The Railway Labor Act is somewhat more solicitous of individual rights.

"And he is certainly not very solicitous of input from people who might have helped him".

Another politician whom donors mentioned as solicitous of New York is Steve Bullock, the governor of Montana.

Strangely, though, New Orleans's drivers seem incredibly solicitous of bicycle riders.

I would add to that that the medical staff was solicitous of me.

They are a double act, too: solicitous of one another and given to the affectionate "we".

He is personally solicitous of dictators and brutal regimes that seek to undermine American interests.