be solicitous

Britain had resolved to be solicitous toward the new president, and it fell to Mr. Darroch to lead the charm offensive.

They want officers to be solicitous and kind, and not to open otherwise mundane encounters with inflammatory profanity and aggression, such as unlawfully rifling through detainees’ belongings.

The emails appeared to be solicitous in nature with the university offering Gianniiulli a special tour of the campus for him and his eldest daughter.

And if I just am accommodating, and try to be solicitous, and try to think of all the different ways that I could make this person respond to me the way I want them to, then I can make it happen.

Some observers predict the governor will be solicitous to the McCain family’s wishes.