Sentence examples for concerned about someone from inspiring English sources

"I'd be more concerned about someone slipping on a rock and getting hurt," he said.

I'm more concerned about someone having a bomb in a backpack in the subway and blowing me up".

If you're concerned about someone naturally you'll ask if they're ok and more often than not they'll say "I'm fine" when they're clearly not.

But the richer people become, the less they naturally stay in touch with the realities of life on the bottom, and the more they naturally prefer to be excited about their own prospects rather than concerned about someone else's.

"As a leader of an environmental organization I'm concerned about someone with Rex Tillerson's record being put in charge of our foreign policy," Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, said in a phone interview.

When our founding fathers drafted our Constitution, I doubt that they were too concerned about someone's hanging a copy of the Ten Commandments on a government office wall.

"The people that I'm talking to are more concerned about finding someone who could beat Obama because he is so antithetical to their values, as opposed to picking someone who is perfect".

The bottom line is women are far more concerned about offending someone because that will bring more problems.

"Everything existed in this love-happy bubble," she said, and she was most concerned about meeting "someone not only right for me, but for my two boys".

At this point, we're more concerned about finding someone with the ability to give their entire heart into the performance than just looks and personality".

"I was more concerned about inhabiting someone of that age [Hitchcock was then 60], and having that resonance in his voice of a lifetime of cigars and eating and drinking in places like this".