Sentence examples for a measured concern from inspiring English sources
Everyone who has eschewed risky so-called "financial products" feels something like schadenfreude, accompanied by a measured concern.
But wariness is treated with measured concern, especially when her young son, shirtless and pale in natural light and shadow, first shies away, then gives in to her intent, loving gaze.
Ms. Saarinen always attended, seeking out skeptics to discuss their concerns in a measured way.
At a mid-century moment of economic optimism, novelists transformed the ethical landscape by imagining what the sociologist Herbert Spencer would later call a "measured egoism," an ethically responsible self-concern which might foster communal solidarity and material abundance.
The BBC's David Willis in Washington says Mr Obama looked cautious and spoke in a measured way, and he was clearly concerned about getting Congress on board as well as the American public.
"This is a measured and deliberate approach to address those concerns". The panel also endorsed two other actions Thursday in an effort to prevent political professionals from exerting undue influence over matters pending before the council.
This raises the concern that the eteplirsen-treated boys just happened to avoid a measured decline in the study period.
Both Mr Chirac and Mr Blair will have wanted to impress on Mr Bush this week the need for a measured and proportionate response, and for a readiness to listen to the concerns of allies.
In this call for a measured escalation of pressure on the settlement policies of the Israeli government, we affirm our profound love, concern, and continued prayer for all the people of the Holy Land, both Israelis and Palestinians.
The changes also received a measured endorsement from Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT union, who said teachers had long been concerned at Ofsted's narrow focus on collecting data.
