Sentence examples for concern and never from inspiring English sources

Continuity questions of reshooting a scene with a cast that has considerably aged since the rest of the initial footage was shot are of no concern and never addressed.

The service staff is efficient, warm, concerned and never condescending.

David Axelrod, a senior campaign adviser to President Barack Obama, said the administration had heard the Roman Catholic Church's concerns and never intended to "abridge anyone's religious freedom".

Ban Ki-moon persisted in contacting the leaders concerned and never stopped trying, even when Syrian President Bashar al-Assad refused to take the U.N. Secretary General's phone calls in protest of the latter's criticism of the Syrian leader.

For the first glaring example of what Jeter has that Rodriguez sorely lacks, go back to spring training 2001, when A-Rod was with Texas and he made the startling claim in Esquire that Jeter — at that point considered his good friend — was a player who is "never your concern" and who "never had to lead".

"That's their concern, and I never would have tried to remove my son from the troop if any members were gay.

Not to say you're not concerned, and you never want to lose at home in front of your fans.

In Glaspell's "Trifles," for instance, men trying to solve a murder laughingly dismiss the neighbor women's housewifely concerns and thus never learn that the clues to the case lie in a sewing basket.

Are we never to know peace that society will look after him properly when we are gone?" Unfortunately, thousands of disabled people are concerned and have never been so worried for their own welfare since the comprehensive spending review and the latest consultation on the changes to DLA.

"I've never been asked by Ofsted if I've taken disciplinary action relating to a safeguarding concern, and I've never been asked if I've had to dismiss anyone in relation to safety," he says.

"I'm obviously concerned about Wes and never like seeing him come out of the game with a potential blow to the head.