Very considerate of you

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"That's very considerate of you," Walter said.

That's very considerate of you, we'll be off so.

That's very considerate of you, and I assume there are at least a few hundred of your own poems that you have chosen not to publish.

Sometimes I am asked in response, "Well, what are you having?" Am I right in thinking this cheeky, or am I stupid for asking? A. It's very considerate of you to ask about food allergies, and, of course, in so doing you have opened the door to the follow-up question of what you're planning to cook.

He is considerate of your feelings, he listens to you, he is supportive, and he trusts you.

Cooking may be partly ego trip but it also should be very considerate of who you're serving to.

From the way you wrote about your bosses, I get the sense you are very considerate of others, so that natural tendency will help you handle this situation well.

Affiliate links to retailers from forums and blogs can return up to 10% conversion rate; Twitter and IM even more, but you need to be very considerate of users; disclose, disclose, disclose.

Be very considerate of his wife and family; think about what you are doing and how it may impact others.

The way you feel is ok and actually very considerate of yourself and others.

Very considerate of her.