Sentence examples for call a concerned from inspiring English sources

My wife would be what you'd call a concerned wife.

The case arose early last year after what prosecutors called a "concerned citizen" made a report of illegal sales.

Q: Call me a concerned boss.

Police on the island of Gozo discovered the 68-year-old's body on Thursday morning after being called by a concerned neighbour.

The dramatic rescue was caught on one of the crewmen's headcams and shows the lifeboat crew rushing to the man's help after they were called by a concerned passer-by.

But that was in February -- at a hearing called by a concerned chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, Rep. George Miller (D-Calif).

Mind you, I was calling as a concerned customer who had just been told he might be possessed by the forces of Satan, not as a "journalist," or whatever the people who write for this site are calling themselves these days.

*** A few weeks ago my clinic was interrupted by a phone call from a concerned psychologist who worked for a large private health company.

Sheriff's deputies went to Huntsman and Curiel's home earlier this month after receiving a phone call from a concerned resident and found a starving 9-year-old girl with untreated broken bones, authorities said.

The president's most recent budget proposal assumes the rule will go into effect -- an assumption that the left-leaning Center for Progressive Reform calls a "rebuke" to concerned parties.

About a month ago, police were called to check out Elliot Rodger after they received a call from a concerned family member.