Sentence examples for concerned remarks from inspiring English sources

The disputed passage in the interview, published on 13 July, concerned remarks Ma is supposed to have made in support of Beijing's crackdown on Tiananmen Square protesters in 1989.

Analyzing the 94 narrative comments provided on the items across the debriefing interviews, 11 remarks concerned comprehension difficulties, 13 remarks concerned clarity, 25 remarks concerned knowledge and recall (ease of memory retrieval), and 45 remarks concerned ease of judgment or spontaneous comments.

He is little concerned and simply remarks "Does the damp in my bedroom threaten the structure?" View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick.

He is little concerned and simply remarks "Does the damp in my bedroom threaten the structure?" View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

As has been the case throughout a week devoted to health policy, the minutiae of Mr. Gore's remarks concerned insurance coverage, but his underlying purpose was to demonstrate his deep philosophical differences with Mr. Bush over how to spend the federal surplus.

Most of these remarks concerned patients' difficulties with rating their experience of individual symptomatic events.

As Changeux ([1985], p. 97) remarked, 'Concerned with eliminating subjectivity from scientific observation, behaviorism restricted itself to considering the relationship between variations in the environment (the stimulus) and the motor response that was provoked'.

Yet Carter is plainly concerned that Camby's remarks might have unleashed some feelings that will make this series filled with emotion.

Mark Klaas, Polly's father, who attended part of the hearing and later spoke with Ms. Ryder, said she "was much more concerned about the insensitive remarks from a third-grade prosecutor than she was about her own sentencing".

He refers to Alfarabi as the "eminent later scholar to whom we are most concerned to direct our remarks" as he constructs his different system (see Street 2001).

Deputy Chief of the British Mission in Bangkok Andy Pierce said he was "concerned" by Saprang's remarks, which he insisted were "baseless".