Sentence examples for solicitous about from inspiring English sources

Arsenal profited from the accident and were not in the least solicitous about Allison.

Another is the Bush administration, which seems markedly less solicitous about the bear's future than the Clinton administration was.

I have read the Justice Department memos — by turns clinical about inflicting pain and oddly solicitous about diaper rash.

Mr. Koz is clearer and more solicitous about his transaction with an audience, which involves a lot of imploring melody and some carefully plotted crescendo.

"All of my commanders and supervisors I've talked to about my writing have been solicitous about my opinions, my writing," he said.

The Russians declare that they have official assurances that the American State Department does not object to the expulsion of the Americans here and is merely solicitous about their personal rights.

But environmental groups said that while the new rule was full of solicitous language about scientific standards and concern about biological diversity, it was short on the kinds of minimum standards that would protect animals and watershed areas from harm.

Jesse Helms, the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, has also been getting a larger-than-usual number of solicitous inquiries about his health.

Yet there are hints of a society more cohesive than our own (if the ticket clerk is slow, it will be because he is asking solicitous questions about a customer's family), and of a superior railway glamour.

At White Street, several solicitous young hostesses bustle about, managing to make short skirts, very high heels, and even lamé appear tasteful.

It has the comfortable feel of a family home unconcerned with faddish notions of updating, and Barber is a solicitous host, busying about making tea and hot cross buns while laughing politely at my jokes.