Sentence examples for concerned sometimes from inspiring English sources

Right now, everybody can breathe, so they're not concerned". "Sometimes you can tell a large story with a tiny subject," he continued.

(A creative idea is always psychologically new for the particular thinker concerned; sometimes it is also new for the whole of human history).

While the elderly tend to be concerned (sometimes with good reason), about people stealing their money, for college students there is another risk: that their parents will be able to find out their grades.

(A creative idea is always psychologically new for the particular thinker concerned; sometimes it is also new for the whole of human history). Far from being a special faculty, confined to a romantic elite, creativity is a facet of normal human intelligence.

"The Stranger's Child" is especially concerned — sometimes gravely, sometimes comically — with the effects of gay liberation on literary biography.

Since study patients revealed problems with judgment and efficacy concerning sometimes life threatening symptoms, a sound knowledge of HCV treatment and decision making skills is important not only for patients but for their close support persons.

Medications work for a while, then they stop working – doctors are sometimes engaged and concerned, and sometimes they are just dialling it in.

As far as he is concerned, masculinity sometimes arrives in fur.

They're concerned, they sometimes dash around trying to do things — but then they have to leave".

In the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide, humanitarians were genuinely concerned that sometimes they caused more harm than good.

The argument wasn't subtle, particularly where Hoffman was concerned, but sometimes it doesn't need to be.