Sentence examples for always concerned that from inspiring English sources

"Everybody's always concerned that football's going to be too important, too big," Toal said.

"They were always concerned that the government would stick them with the bill".

"We are always concerned that it might return," Dr. Tettelbach said.

"We were always concerned that the indoctrination and recruitment strategies of the Islamists would one day have a deadly outcome".

But the chair is always concerned that as far as possible moderate language should be used in this house.

He is always concerned that it's a fool's errand, a slippery slope to another Iraq, pouring blood and treasure into another conflict".

Opinion always concerns that which we do not know, that with which we are not familiar.

Asked whether she feared that Ms. Hanover's statement would damage her reputation, Ms. Lategano-Nicholasaidid, "You're always concerned about that," but added, "This will pass, and my work stands for itself".

"I'm always concerned about that," Walsh said of disappointing the fans.

"Everyone is always concerned about that," said Jim Gratson, who owns a building by the canal and leases a space where he builds sets for photo shoots.

As far as I was concerned that was always a pile of crap.