regardful

Something about Americans' good opinion of themselves as a helpful, regardful, large-hearted nation.

But I never knew a person so finely regardful of the feelings of others in some ways.

He added, "We must be especially regardful of local problems, local traditions and local pride."

I must be regardful of insurmountable limits.

But he adjusted religion in a modem garb, and so it was easy for many regardful students to come forward and accept suddha Vaisnavism.

RESPECTIVE, worthy of respect; regardful, discriminative.

Pain'd, however, as I was, with his efforts of gaining a complete admission, which he was so regardful as to manage by gentle degrees, I took care not to complain.

I am much less regardful," says Richard Baxter, "of the approbation of men, and set much lighter store by their praise and their blame, than I once did.

Not regardful of themselves alone, they had taken care to bring Father Time, to try every means of making him kindle and laugh like other boys, though he was to some extent a hindrance to the delightfully unreserved intercourse in their pilgrimages which they so much enjoyed.

The great waves of pedal music tumbled round the choir, and, nursed on the supernatural as he had been, it is not wonderful that he could hardly believe that the psalm was not specially set by some regardful Providence for this moment of his first entry into the solemn building.

She was so devoted, she had such a quick perception of what it would be well to say, and what it would be well to leave unsaid; she was so forgetful of herself, and so regardful of the sorrow about her, that I held her in a sort of veneration.