Sentence examples for actually concern from inspiring English sources

"Not only was there no objection, there was actually concern about whether the agency was doing enough".

In doing so he picked up on a growing feeling that politicians, both from central and local government, are led more by ideology and career aspirations than by the real issues that actually concern people.

Yet the genius of the larger work is its unresolvable ambivalence, its queasy dwelling in a netherzone that begins "One should never tell anyone anything," then goes on for more than a thousand pages to tell and not tell, over and over, in matters that seem merely philosophical but actually concern life and death.

This redefinition could actually concern almost everything: material, economic and cultural aspects.

There was actually concern that Bunker's likability could sway votes in the 1972 presidential election.

The Supreme Court receives thousands of requests to hear cases each year, and only chooses a small percentage of those to hear and rule on, based on which cases they think actually concern constitutional issues.

I'm actually concerned about Barkley.

"But some people are actually concerned.

"They need one who's actually concerned about their job".

What I am actually concerned about is the socioeconomic effects of the high-density immigration.

"Dennis is actually concerned about the schools and how the schools run," he said.