Sentence examples for been concerned to learn from inspiring English sources

"I have been concerned to learn that there have been unpleasant exchanges, in particular, personal, unpleasant exchanges to Jewish groups that have come to participate," said Mrs. Robinson, who is the secretary general of the conference.

The MPs had also been "concerned" to learn of a string of breaches of the perimeter fence in the two years before the attack, which were dismissed as "low-level scrapping and criminal activity", with trespassers seeking to steal metal they could sell for profit.

"I was concerned to learn of this morning's crash," he said.

Sikhs will be concerned to learn that some files have been destroyed.

She said she was "concerned to learn of some of the actions of those that joined the party".

"They were both very upset by the arrests and were concerned to learn what kind of charges they would be facing," said Mr. Oliver.

While Matt Smith has been enjoying favourable reviews after his first outing as Doctor Who, Pandora is concerned to learn that the Time Lord's new companion, Karen Gillan, has already been subjected to an unfortunate backlash.

Burra, exempted from service on account of his chronic ill-health, was concerned to learn in 1940 of a severe shortage of paintbrushes: apparently they had been bought up by servicemen keen to fill their long evenings under canvas.