solicitousness

One might have thought she'd nearly died, for all his solicitousness.

Yet on a recent Saturday, the staff's solicitousness was too much of a good thing.

Such solicitousness is unusual from a player on the other side of the ball.

She could also accept his solicitousness for her health and well-being.

"I've always liked it too," I told him, letting my solicitousness for their problem show through.

The solicitousness of well-meaning people during such times can be boring.

At home with his adopted family, however, Goytisolo was all solicitousness.

There is the Stepford-style solicitousness of the dining club's members.

Solicitousness to musicians became his trademark, and not only among superstars.

Marco asked, with the intense solicitousness of his father.

His face expressed nothing but friendly solicitousness, and she trusted him implicitly.

Seeing these Indians ushered into the exhibition with solicitousness and respect would have made her very happy.

His solicitousness did have a soothing effect, even though she resented pity from anyone.

Boursicot sees, among his colleagues, a solicitousness that is markedly out of character.

The solicitousness of the cheese service is characteristic.

But her solicitousness did not stop there.

Toby inquired with the kind of solicitousness usually reserved for the octogenarian.

Brother Chillde was suddenly all solicitousness, groping about him.

"And your solicitousness of my brother's safety is quite commendable, of course.

With a solicitousness that would have shamed a doctor, he reached down and lay the back of his fingers against Hugo's cheek.

The voice took on a new tone, deepening and becoming unctuous with unwanted solicitousness.

With that objective solicitousness, AltmUller had gotten up from the table and walked out the door.

At first he had welcomed the solicitousness.

In Japan, solicitousness of this sort is often extended to English speakers, particularly Americans.

She speaks with conviction, despite her solicitousness.