Sentence examples for concerned place from inspiring English sources

In time since that experience, I've kept an eye out for reactions from abroad and I genuinely feel like they come from a caring and concerned place.

If you are concerned, place a bit of lotion on your skin before using the rest of it liberally.

Be careful, keep your eyes out for magpies and if you are really concerned, place your folded arms above your head to protect your head and eye area.

The only wave of urban terrorism in Sweden in recent memory occurred when a few concerned citizens placed small explosive devices in front of stadiums in Stockholm to derail the city's bid for the 2004 Olympics.

The seal of approval for many environmentally concerned dining places around the country comes from the nonprofit Green Restaurant Association, founded by Michael Oshman in 1990, when, he said, there was no green business movement.

I am very concerned that placing too much weight on politicians' views of regulations of the financial system may lead us more quickly into another deep and prolonged financial crisis.

While there is value in acknowledging human vulnerability and dependence, Carlson observes, feminists should be as concerned about placing persons with intellectual disabilities in such mirror roles as about making third world feminism a mirror for Western feminism (Carlson 2009; also see Narayan 1997).

-- A Dec. 2 article by Schilling on alleged "concerned citizens" placing newspaper ads aiming to "compel Barack Obama to release documentation proving he is a natural-born citizen" fail to mention the WND article proving he already has.

And the challenge is this: you don't want to be too concerned about placing the actors on stage for visibility's sake, because then you end up with an artificially staged play and frustrated actors who were not allowed to live in their movements.

That conjunction has made it far easier for the President to achieve his agenda than for concerned citizens to place barriers in his path.

The Tower Hamlets saga – which saw a mayor ousted from office over corrupt practices – has also made me concerned that some places don't have enough scrutiny or transparency to hold local politicians to account.