Sentence examples for concerned opinions from inspiring English sources

"As far as I'm concerned, opinions are always welcome and constructive criticism and debate are always enriching," he said.

To fear and to be more concerned with opinions than authenticity.

But if your concerned about opinions or others views then people or yourself,all party(s there should be more tolerance than violence.

Responses for level of concern were combined into three categories: extremely concerned, moderately concerned and not concerned/no opinion.

Really, I think the biggest area of growth is learning to be less concerned about the opinions of others and more self-assured, more comfortable in your own skin.

By next September, too, players and coaches will be less concerned with external opinion.

The modern language of war emerged in the Victorian age, when military planners first became concerned about public opinion.

Mr. Silva Ruete is not a member of the party, but he is a pragmatist whose flexibility in managing the economy is an important consideration for a president deeply concerned about public opinion.

But he remained concerned that popular opinion on both sides of the Atlantic was insufficiently supportive of the proposal, and he and Laboulaye decided to wait before mounting a public campaign.

They are also most concerned about the opinion of the relatives of potential organ donors.

Mani Doraisamy and his brother Prabhakar tell me that on Twitter "we're blowing our own trumpets," more concerned with broadcasting our opinions than with those who receive them.