Congressional staffers say they've detected a more solicitous attitude from technology-company representatives in recent months.
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The Japanese, who have also invested in Myanmar, have been far more solicitous and open to complaints.
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Still, a kind word would have let him know that there were people in the world more solicitous than his mother.
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To the jurors, the judge could not be more solicitous, joking about the plain lunch menu ("You won't find baked alaska").
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But the president-elect who arrived at The Times on Tuesday was more solicitous and measured, a handshaking businessman intent on finding common ground.
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Or will it turn Trumpism into a new governing doctrine that is less solicitous of donors and more solicitous of xenophobes, white nationalists, protectionists, and nativists?
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To elder-care facilities after the storm, he was even more solicitous: He gave them what he said was his personal cellphone number to call for help.
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On O'Donnell's watch, the set was replaced with a sleek frosted-glass table and stools — more solicitous of serious debate — and the scope of the show's topics broadened.
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He defended his response to the killing of the American soldiers by arguing, falsely, that he had been more solicitous to bereaved relatives than Bush and Obama, who spent hours with wounded soldiers and grieving relatives of those killed in operations they ordered.
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Instead, with Trump's enthusiastic blessing, they devised a bill that was more solicitous of their donors than their voters, and that only modestly addressed the central socioeconomic challenge of our time — the nexus of wage stagnation, family breakdown and falling birthrates, which will eventually undo conservatism if conservatives cannot take it as seriously as they do the animal spirits of the investor class.
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While Phase One, Gutai artists (1954–62) focused on responding to the postwar period in Japan, and engaging with direct materials to critique wartime militarism. Alternatively, Phase Two Gutai artists were more solicitous about Japan's burgeoning economic and technological growth. The Phase Two artists employed materials and techniques including advanced technology that were germane to the theme of industrialism. Nasaka gained sizable recognition after winning the Ashiya Mayor's Prize in 1962.
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At one moment, near Péronne, Condé had Turenne at a serious disadvantage, but he could not galvanize the Spanish general Count Fuensaldaña, who was more solicitous to preserve his master's soldiers than to establish Condé as mayor of the palace to the king of France, and the armies drew apart again without fighting. In 1654 the principal incident was the siege and relief of Arras. On the night of 24–25 August the lines of circumvallation drawn round that place by the prince were brilliantly stormed by Turenne's army, and Condé won equal credit for his safe withdrawal of the besieging corps under cover of a series of bold cavalry charges led by himself as usual, sword in hand. In 1655 Turenne captured the fortresses of Landrecies, Condé and St Ghislain.
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