Examples of using Solicitous in English and their translations into German
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My doctor is very solicitous.
Solicitous of Adam's happiness, God created a female partner for him named Eve.
Am I not being a solicitous mate?
With solicitous haste he put to sea to reach you, to release you and to bestow you on his friend.
If anything, my father was overly solicitous.
And he that is with a wife is solicitous for the things of the world.
Quality is in spite of purification technologies granted through solicitous dealing.
He that is without a wife is solicitous for the things of the Lord how he may please God.
For I have no man so of the same mind,who with sincere affection is solicitous for you.
The Reformers were solicitous that their cause should not be confounded with political questions;
For the morrow will be solicitous for itself.
Schubert expressed this solicitous love as a sensitive musical litany; Strauss subjectivized All Souls' Day by linking the beginning of love in May with the gate to the realm of the dead in November.
It also requires owners to be conscientiously solicitous of their rights, i. e.
Open sea-fishery and fish-industry are solicitous to avoid(blue Wittling, Blauleng, hake, grenadier-fish) on substitute-types with the codfish-fish.
Only thus is it possible to become truly cautious and solicitous about one's surroundings.
If we had followed the repeated advice of all those solicitous Americans, we would have stayed during our trip through Baja California only on more or less well-equipped campgrounds.
How generous and detached you were on Earth, and how solicitous you were towards others.
The same understanding, along with extremely solicitous attitude to a trade secret, it is necessary to form and for employees.
On board ship, when Tristan's trembling hand delivered to King Marke the pale bride, scarcely in possession of herself, as all looked in wonder on her shrinking and the kindly king,gently solicitous, loudly deplored the hardship of the long journey that you had suffered.
After the July days, thanks to the extremely solicitous attention with which the Kerensky government honored me, I was obliged to go underground….
Like many in the family, Eugène chose the legal profession as hiscareer and studied at the University of Paris. Ever solicitous, his mother found him both an apartment and a housekeeper.
The more intensively the specialist operates, and the more solicitous he is about the patient's symptoms, the more certain is the condition to deteriorate.
Assuredly there hath come unto you an apostle from amongst yourselves:heavy upon him is that which harasseth you, solicitous for you, and with the believers tender and merciful.
Justice makes a nation great, and the greater a nation the more solicitous will it be to see that injustice shall not befall even its most humble citizen.
The latest Ecumenical Councils- Trent, Vatican I, Vatican II- applied themselves to clarifying the mystery of the faith andundertook the necessary reforms for the good of the Church, solicitous for the continuity with the Apostolic Tradition, already recognised by St. Hippolytus.
Hence, it is clear that our remote ancestors were far more solicitous and thoughtful of the future than our contemporary scholars.
No leader could be more considerate and solicitous of his followers than Muhammad.
Perhaps, Ms. Shaw, had you been a touch more solicitous when asking her if she needed help... What?
Epaphras greets you, who is from among you, a servant of Christ Jesus, ever solicitous for you in prayer, so that you may stand, perfect and complete, in the entire will of God.
As an integral part of their office, as long as it has existed in the Western Church,deacons have always been dedicated to works of charity and solicitous towards the needy. Saint Lawrence, archdeacon of Rome, was a martyr of charity as well as the patron saint of deacons who are particularly engaged in this office of love for the poorest, who are the Church's most precious treasure.