Sentence examples for were solicitous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Disposed to solicit; eager to obtain something desirable, or to avoid anything evil; concerned; anxious; careful.
- Solicitous of my reputation. -John Dryden.
This time they were solicitous.
Even so, when patrons' tempers were flaring, the staff kept theirs and were solicitous and polite.
My servers were solicitous: Was this course, or that one, or that one, prepared to your liking?
The guys were solicitous, eager to know if I'd been entertained, and spoke of the stresses and anxieties of providing daily content for their fans.
From that first moment, they were solicitous and protective, instructing me to repeat their names after them to make sure I understood, and then asking my name.
But he actually just told me that he enjoys gaming now more than football". The guys were solicitous, eager to know if I'd been entertained, and spoke of the stresses and anxieties of providing daily content for their fans.
Hiddleston, 34, is solicitous company.
Servers are solicitous and notably well trained.
As warnings go, it is solicitous.
