Sentence examples for concern in the voice of from inspiring English sources
"I heard concern in the voice of the operator, who said they were having trouble with the well," Mr. Landry said.
"We are getting calls from schools that we never got calls from before, and the sound of concern in the voice of the student-assistance counselors or school principals who call is just enormous".
The highlight of his career, he said, was being able to listen to astronauts on a mission, and he recalled the fleeting "concern" in the voices of the Apollo 10 crew members in May 1969 as they scoped out the moon in anticipation of the first landing by Apollo 11 that summer.
Although the Convention on the Rights of the Child recognises a child's right to express his or her views in all matters that concern them, the voices of children are seldom heard in the design and delivery of humanitarian assistance programs.
In this sinewy first novel set in the Bighorn Mountains, the author articulates his concern for endangered lives and liberties in the laconic voice of Joe Pickett, the new game warden of Twelve Sleep County, Wyo., and a stand-up guy who isn't intimidated by poachers, survivalists, or his own preternaturally smart child.
Clarke voiced his concerns in the wake of the dismissal of attorney general Dominic Grieve, who had repeatedly defended the convention when cabinet colleagues had called for defiance of the Strasbourg court.
Second, and far more important, the president voiced concern in his State of the Union address about the impact that doping among elite athletes has on our children.
When Guardian US asked its readers about their most urgent concern in these elections as part of our Voices of America series, the single issue looming on their minds was climate change.
Admiral Mullen's testimony simply illustrates that the concerns voiced in the aftermath of the Command-in-Chief's speech by VoteVets.org are real, legitimate and valid.
