(The latter mostly derive from Kramer's sometimes solipsistic solicitude for his own ego).
Justice Scalia, in his dissenting opinion, said the majority "displays not only an improper special solicitude for our own profession" but also "the very fondness for 'reform through the courts' -- the making of innumerable social judgments through judge-pronounced constitutional imperatives -- that prompted Congress to restrict publicly funded litigation of this sort".
"Nothing in the historical record, congressional practice, or our own jurisprudence warrants exceptional First Amendment solicitude for copyrighted works that were once in the public domain," Ginsburg wrote.
—Northanger Abbey (1817) Dress is at all times a frivolous distinction, and excessive solicitude about it often destroys its own aim".
Like a family closing ranks around its own, this compact city of 30,000 was all solicitude and wariness a day after a federal jury convicted five local police officers of beating and pepper-spraying an innocent man who died in their custody.
Some people are empaths, some have learnt compassion from their own life experiences, but others seem either incapable or undesirous of solicitude, even championing their self proclaimed "realistic" hearts as though somehow superior.
We do not know how that problem came to be known to President Killian's wife, but in no time she had arranged for a crib from President Killian's own childhood to be brought to us at 217 Westgate West, a solicitude never to be forgotten.
"We [as doctors] find it easier to say 'she failed on chemotherapy' than to say 'chemotherapy failed her.' This shifting of blame has the unconscious effect both of relegating our own inadequacies to the shadows and of making the patient seem less deserving of our solicitude and sorrow".
Nevertheless, he frequently assures his readers that their own church gives no cause for concern and that his words are prompted merely by pastoral solicitude.
Your solicitude is a choice.
Ghetto Gospel isn't all heartfelt solicitude.
