Sentence examples for begin to care from inspiring English sources
When we actively try to understand others, we often begin to care about them.
But after her sister dies in an accident, Martha must begin to care for her young niece, Lina (Maxime Foerste).
About the novel's snobbish first-class passengers, she wrote: "And we begin to care about them, almost despite ourselves.
"It's everybody's job," he said, "beginning with mine, because when kids see me cleaning up, they will begin to care, too.
That much is true notwithstanding the exasperation prompted by "No Quarter," which lacks the crucial charisma that might actually make us begin to care.
"If Disney and the other studios lowered ticket prices, I might begin to care about their complaints of 'online piracy,'" one commenter said.
He began to care about food.
It was April when we began to care for Tapka.
But our side grew as more people began to care.
Mr. Latte was actually beginning to care about what he ate.
And Kaylie begins to care about her own place in the literary pantheon.
