Sentence examples similar to a touch concerned from inspiring English sources
Doctrinaire Republicans detect in all this a heartfelt devotion to small government; moderates hear a touching concern for the fortunes of the little guy.
President Obama's campaign, meanwhile, views Mr. Romney's Bain Capital years as a political liability that underscores his image as an out-of-touch multimillionaire, concerned only with turning profits for his wealthy investors.
Brünnhilde's redemptive self-sacrifice has seemingly touched all concerned.
First of all, while the models are nude, they're usually off-limits as far as touching is concerned.
Thus, in Monday's dissent, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Court's leading advocate of broad employer liability, expresses touching concern for the plight of employers who "can anticipate costly disparate treatment litigation" after the firefighters' victory.
They've created rules that prohibit girls from playing contact sports due to safety and "touching" concerns.
It plays to the very case Ukip has long been making, that the media is part of an out-of-touch metropolitan elite concerned chiefly with itself.
This was done by inserting a minute electrode into the brain, so that the electrode's tip touched the cell concerned.
One of the happier outcomes of an unexpected visit concerns the touching, instant amity established between a transsexual American expatriate, celebrating her birthday alone, and an inquisitive child from down the hall who is at first hesitant and almost mute in the presence of this exotic creature.
If a colleague annoys you because he's always stealing the spotlight, consider if it's touching a concern you have about coming off as cocky if you did the same.
