Sentence examples for concerned to learn of from inspiring English sources

"I was concerned to learn of this morning's crash," he said.

She said she was "concerned to learn of some of the actions of those that joined the party".

I was also deeply concerned to learn of the recent reports of the desecration of a Bahá'í cemetery in Shiraz, where approximately 950 Bahá'ís are buried".

Other administration officials were so concerned to learn of the F.D.A. operation that the White House Office of Management and Budget sent a governmentwide memo last month emphasizing that while the internal monitoring of employee communications was allowed, it could not be used under the law to intimidate whistle-blowers.

The National Union of Students (NUS) has said it is "deeply concerned" to learn of widespread bullying and harassment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT+) students and staff, and has called on universities and colleges to do more to tackle this.

"The Committee was concerned to learn of this additional email account from the news media, rather than from you, in your closed interview.

Deborah Coles, director of the charity Inquest, which provides specialist advice on deaths in custody or detention, said: "The day after Theresa May highlighted issues about race and disproportionality in the justice system it is deeply concerning to learn of the death of a vulnerable black teenager.

Burra, exempted from service on account of his chronic ill-health, was concerned to learn in 1940 of a severe shortage of paintbrushes: apparently they had been bought up by servicemen keen to fill their long evenings under canvas.

Janet Love, national director of the Legal Resources Centre, said it was "deeply concerned to learn that communications of our organisation have been subject to unlawful interception by GCHQ.

"As a vegan myself, I was deeply concerned to learn that one of the women, Maria Alekhina, who is a vegan, reportedly collapsed from hunger during a court session".

"They were both very upset by the arrests and were concerned to learn what kind of charges they would be facing," said Mr. Oliver.