Sentence examples for a state of concerned from inspiring English sources

Studio guests Carlton Palmer and Garth Crooks look on in a state of concerned bemusement.

The queue is spent memorising false birthdays and post-codes, often subduing a group of giddy 17 year olds into a state of concerned contemplation.

Chinese officials, in a state of heightened jitteriness, appear less concerned about foreign whingeing.

Richard Wilbur's poems are less concerned with making "statements" than a state of being.

(Indeed, they claim that such a state of affairs would arguably be a significant moral achievement a good for all concerned).

Concerned about mass protests, President Fernando de la Rúa declared a state of siege and suspended constitutional guarantees.

The disposition to assent to an observation sentence when receiving certain stimulations is a physical state of the person concerned, in particular, presumably, of his or her brain.

If a problem occurs, the operator has access to the lower level detailed state of the concerned element, simply with a double-click.

One of the resolutions would have been more suited for passage by a state legislature than a group of concerned citizens.

Note that this process has two components (represented by two arrows in Fig. 2): auto-activation and activation by the second protein, both of which catalyze the exchange between the active and the passive state of the concerned protein.

The first trip that John Kerry took as secretary of state involved a laundry list of concerned American allies — the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar.