Sentence examples for concerned thinking from inspiring English sources

And for a long time I think I was a bit of a snob where self-help books were concerned, thinking they were somehow low brow.

But Mrs. Link was not overly concerned, thinking it was just a sprain.

"I'm not concerned thinking that we're going to be a bad team, because we have a real good team," Beltran said.

This was just the first of a few asides from seemingly concerned, thinking South Africans on their fellow countrymen and women.

"Now people with an ageing parent in care are suddenly concerned, thinking 'How am I going to manage that extra cost?'" In their election manifesto the Tories specifically said that they had introduced a cap on care costs, adding that "no one will have to sell their home to pay for care".

You're concerned, thinking this is a virus or something.

"To be honest, I had concern, thinking they would guide me, put the words in my mouth, and that's what I'd follow, but that's not my nature.

As far as politics is concerned, alternative thinking bubbles away in the ideas of those Tories on the more exotic edges of David Cameron's circle, and the stuff Maurice Glasman pitches as Blue Labour, and is gaining ground.

During the recent June menswear shows, erstwhile member of One Direction Zayn Malik, whose hair has always been, as far as I'm concerned, forward thinking, appeared front row at both Valentino and Louis Vuitton sporting a brilliant blond buzz cut.

Giants tight end Kevin Boss, interviewed on television reports Saturday, said, "We're definitely concerned and thinking about him, but we heard that he'll be all right, so that's a big relief for us".

He continued: "I was never concerned about thinking 'what if it opens up again?'.