Sentence examples for concerned speaking from inspiring English sources

The individual concerned, speaking on condition of anonymity, told the program: "Nobody came to our house.

It just speaks to me, and no photographer, as far as I'm concerned, speaks louder and with a more colourful lexicon than Martin Parr.

If you are concerned, speak to your doctor.

She is also a Fellow in the Department of Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies, where she is at work on a dissertation concerning "speaking and acting religiously" in nationalistic terms in pre-revolutionary Iran.

In the SECEL items are more detailed, e.g. questions about speaking to others specify if it concerns speaking in large or small groups or to an individual.

Drawing their evidence primarily from the languages of primitive societies, they made some very significant observations concerning spoken (and probably written) language.

Therefore, students' exposure to authentic communication in English is limited, especially outside of school and particularly concerning spoken and written production ([reference deleted to maintain the integrity of the review process]; for a critical discussion of authenticity see Gilmore 2007).

Seafaring Hebrideans had numerous taboos concerning spoken references to islands.

Administration officials have worked hard to defuse such concerns, speaking of their intention to raise difficult issues with the Burmese authorities.

The ECB said it conducted "a thorough and robust investigation" after Surrey coach Stewart had raised his concerns, speaking to all three of the players.

If cost of flood insurance is a concern, speaking with a flood insurance agent may help you in finding discounts to lower premiums.