solicitous

Best of all, the service could not be more solicitous.

It may also be why the service is so solicitous.

"Why are you not kind and solicitous like the men of Earth?"

But she did go and, this time, a solicitous member of the staff wanted to do some research on her.

But for the most part the staff was extremely solicitous.

The two men looked tired but solicitous toward each other.

Knowing that the end was so near, she became rather solicitous.

The voters also expected the solicitous attention of their members.

His eyes were solicitous as he bent over the bed.

Most of the people she'd been dealing with were, in fact, very solicitous.

Arnold seemed solicitous of his wife, who by now had a baby boy.

He was solicitous and professional in getting us settled on board.

"Just how long is this solicitous concern for me supposed to last?"

Only she felt nothing solicitous in these calls, no sense of caring.

Marry became solicitous at once and helped me back into the house.

Why would he be so solicitous of our comfort if we're going to die?

Maybe he was too solicitous of the captain's feelings sometimes.

She cut up his dinner for him in a charming, solicitous way.

A solicitous staff helps make it a good choice for families.

She had a sweet solicitous look, seated on the bed.

She was quite solicitous and hoped it would not be too long before you returned.

The price includes some of the most solicitous service I have encountered in the last year.

The first call to woo us back was nice and solicitous.

But at moments, he is also one of the most caring and solicitous.

They both got very talkative and solicitous all at once.