Sentence examples for solicitous relationship from inspiring English sources

Rather than being called upon by solicitous "relationship managers," customers are presented with end-cap displays at Wal-Mart.

"A Quarreling Pair" brings to brilliant life Miss Harriet and Miss Rhoda, elderly sisters who live together in a claustrophobic but intensely loving, solicitous relationship.

While no emails between Clinton and Elliott have been released, the newest messages reveal a cozy and solicitous relationship between Elliott and State Department staff -- particularly one member of the senior diplomatic staff at the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa, Marja Verloop.

He is reported to have lavished praise on Sharif and the country more generally in what appears to be Trump's typically solicitous approach to relationship building.

The original acerbic Mr Potato Head, whose misaligned features prompted references to Picasso portraiture, is now locked in a stereotypical henpecked relationship with an over-solicitous wife.

He insists that the simpering, solicitous Mary is the "dominator" in their relationship; she demurs.

The savvy staff has learned that communication is the key to a happy relationship, and one evening, a solicitous waiter divulged that a simple design flaw is the cause of those onerous waits: the kitchen is too small to keep up.

In addition, relationship satisfaction also moderated the association between solicitous responses and fatigue severity for all patients; the impact of solicitous responses upon fatigue severity increased as relationship satisfaction increased within the dyad.

But as the film observes the edgy relationship of Hitler Noahh Taylor and Max Rothman John Cusackck), the warmly solicitous (and fictional) German-Jewish art dealer who advises him, it presents a fascinating and psychologically credible interpretation of events that may have been crucial to that monster's formation.

In this study, high relationship satisfaction strengthened the association between solicitous responses and patient disability.

In contrast to the "negative" interpersonal process, we suggest that the "solicitous" interpersonal process may be associated with higher relationship satisfaction (Heijmans et al., 1999), increased perceived support, empathy, and lower conflict (Goodwin, 1997, 2000).