Sentence examples for concerned words from inspiring English sources

I saw her mouth a few concerned words, nod, and hang up.

As far as I'm concerned, words are a byproduct of what I do.

"It's kind of a sad vocabulary as far as growing up is concerned, words like adult and mature have bad connotations.

Where concerned word is bounced, happiness word is erased.

Nearly all were terrific, with some reservations about Willard White's Wotan: a suitable voice, but a little mushy in articulation and seemingly less concerned with words than with the smooth unfurling of the musical line.

If true, this would be big news to, among others, Robert Kennedy, who was so concerned that word of the deal would leak out that when Khrushchev and the Soviets attempted to codify the bargain through a secret memorandum of understanding, he refused to accept it, citing the potential damage it might one day do to his own political ambitions.

Moreover, Mayakovsky's rhyme, always unexpected, often complex, is perhaps more concerned with word play than rhyme.

The investor, concerned that word might get back to his professional circle in the Midwest, asked that I not divulge his name.

Whereas the evacuation of local communities, which in fact did populate the area, had been considered, General Leslie Groves was far too concerned about word of the top secret Manhattan Project leaking to the public, convinced an evacuation would rouse both unwarranted attention and suspicion.

Connor, an 11-year-old participant who is penning her piece between classes, says she's not too concerned with word count.

Incidentally, that's why people are so concerned about Trump's words: his words can manifest as reality, his words are who he is.