Sentence examples for concern felt from inspiring English sources

The key concern felt by conservationists revolves around regulation.

This provides another strand to the concern felt over the forwards current spell on the sidelines.

But doing nothing is not an option either: immigration is a concern felt right across the British electorate.

Denmark practised wearing unusual equipment (oxygen tanks strapped to the players' backs), such was the concern felt by Sepp Piontek.

The secret behind their success may stem from the concern felt by many of Ghent's citizens towards the political crisis that has gripped their country since last summer.

In Oslo, the Norwegian Prime Minister, Trygve Bratteli said: "The concern felt by the Norwegian people regarding the treatment of Solzhenitsyn has been intensified by news of his arrest".

In other stories, the environmental concern feels like a forced attempt at topicality.

Miliband seems to understand the importance of this issue, and this concern feels as if it genuinely goes beyond his ambition to be prime minister.

Yet there are times when their concern feels less about Idris and more about them, as in an early scene when Ms. Stephenson talks about a letter from Dalton inviting Idris to participate in a tutoring program.

Eventually, after her concerns felt too insurmountable to keep inside any longer, she spoke to her father.

He said that the concerns felt by many black people about the practice were outweighed by figures showing shootings at an all-time high in London.