Sentence examples for concerned about the language from inspiring English sources

"I was obviously concerned about the language," said the writer, David W. Rintels.

But May's spokesman said she was concerned about the language Kerry had used.

Dr. Jerrold Post, the psychology-of-terrorism expert, is concerned about the language that President Bush and his advisers used early in the current crisis: "The use of the word 'crusade' is very worrisome.

The consequence of this is that you stop communicating as a campaigner, and corporate, desk-bound work makes you miss the issues that people are concerned about, the language they use and how they react to things.

McCain and his fellow critics are particularly concerned about the language of the University of Montana plan because in a related statement, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Roy Austin Jr. described it as "a blueprint for reform that can serve as a model for campuses across the nation".

Thomas said he had not seen the comment and added: "I'm not that concerned about the body language.

No doubt, some genuinely wanted to protect Americans against theft but were sincerely concerned about how the language in the bill might be interpreted.

Many are concerned about this language, however, and they're probably right to be.

Sarah Tofte, author of the Human Rights Watch report, said she was concerned about the law's language on resources.

Nonetheless, Dr. Michael Osnato, the superintendent in Montclair, said he was concerned about the fourth-grade language arts test.

Dean C Angelo Sr, president of Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police, told the Guardian he was "very concerned about the type of language being used" by the taskforce in the leaked summary.