Considerateness used in a sentence

Considerateness in a sentence as a noun

Speakers tend to prefer either a high considerateness or high involvement style of conversation.

The way you put it, it's impossible to disagree without appearing to denounce considerateness.

It's possible, as someone used to high-involvement style, to converse in a way that's less hostile to the higher-considerateness speakers in the group.

Considerate speakers prefer conversations where parties wait for each other to finish and take turns speaking, while involved speakers prefer those where parties jump in when they have something to add. [0]High considerateness style is getting too much credit in this thread.

High considerateness is optimized for preventing speakers from abusing the ability to jump in while someone else is speaking to silence people for political reasons.

These are considerateness, interest in how and why things happen, judgment, and responsibility, but it is not easy to see how these would contribute to the success of Jews in virtually all walks of life.

Conversations in high considerateness style don't dictate a turn order, so when someone finishes speaking, there's a competition for who gets the floor, and dominant speakers will win more often, and then get to keep talking for as long as they want.

Jews attach less importance to cleanliness, honesty, manners and obedience, but they attach more importance to considerateness, interest in how and why things happen, judgment and responsibility.

These two factors—considerateness for others and solid information—compensate for packet loss in the channels, making it easier for real communication to occur, leading to more interesting conversations.