Sentence examples for both concerned and from inspiring English sources
His teammates have been both concerned and supportive while Martin grows and figures out how to use and control his talent.
That Pacific Gas and Electric, which helped design the deregulation that brought on the California power crisis, would now take so drastic a step both concerned and puzzled analysts.
Reading Dexter Filkins's review of "The Looming Tower," by Lawrence Wright (Aug. 6), I was both concerned and outraged to learn that the "cave-dwelling madman" Osama bin Laden is, in fact, only six feet tall.
But recently he has sounded both concerned and sanguine in quick succession.In a speech on June 8th, he pointedly noted that the central bank would do "what is required" to maintain price stability.
When we see the dastardly villain tying the innocent heroine to the tracks, we are both concerned and outraged by the very thought that he is acting in this way and that she is therefore in danger.
It's hard not to feel both concerned and excited about the state of comedy on TV right now.
Norman, preoccupied with his work in the way people like Norman always are in this kind of movie, is both concerned about and annoyed with his wife, a budding semi-hysteric made none the calmer by too little to do around the stunning lakeside property that they have inherited from his father.
Literary magazines including Southerly and Meanjin, both concerned with promoting Australian writing (and both still extant)—established themselves, and the interest of the international reading public in Australian writing grew.
Garden city reformers and asylum builders faced similar problems in terms of overcrowding and disease, and were both concerned about the 'aggregation' of the poor and their consequent loss of individuality.
In the development of the various engineering disciplines in the 19th and 20th centuries, considerable overlap was inevitable among the different fields; for example, chemical engineering and mechanical engineering were both concerned with heat transfer and fluid flow.
Sunday's premiere episode is based on two stories, "The New Accelerator" and "Brownlow's Newspaper," both concerned with time travel and the dangerous things that happen when humans interfere with nature.
