Sentence examples for again concerned from inspiring English sources

The next morning Sarah went to see the obstetrician again, concerned that something was wrong.

The smell of the lagoon was vexatious and Aschenbach was again concerned his asceticism might be compromised.

Mr. Stillman "is again concerned with the youthful malaise of the privileged, and he once again renders his characters' fretfulness in deft, funny and improbably touching ways," Janet Maslin said in The Times in 1998.

Markets, once again concerned about the outlook for the Brazilian economy, turned soft and stocks turned lower toward the end of Tuesday's sessions.

But in 2006 Mr Wallace said he was again concerned by what he saw - this time at the Reading store as it was being refurbished.

With the respect to the latter, Descartes is again concerned with the connection between physical and mental well-being, and in particular the deleterious effects of passions such as sadness, grief, fear and melancholy.

Google has faced criticism over copyright (back to Murdoch again), concerns over privacy and a bitter backlash from authors and publishers over its controversial programme to digitise millions of books.

Would you know any of this if you read the judgment of the UK supreme court in R v Horncastle, in which the court invited the Strasbourg court to "think again" concerning its ruling in the al-Khawaja case?

"I think it just raises again concerns about what else may be going on between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin that is being held behind either closed doors or outside of public view".

One worry for this view, however, again concerns our awareness of hot and cold.

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