Sentence examples similar to concerning what always from inspiring English sources

Quilici said of Hawass, "Once he's excited, there are no barriers," adding, "When you work with big archeologists, they are always concerned what their colleagues will say: Will we do it right?

"What always concerned me at the BBC is I didn't want people to be employed because they were Asian or West Indian.

(And "what" always comes before "who" where baldies are concerned).

"Clubs are always concerned about what fans will think about what they're doing, even if it works".

Another senior aide said of the inner circle: "These people were always concerned about what their relationship with Bill would be, as opposed to just doing what it takes to win.

"She was always concerned with what people around her might think.

I used to be like that, always concerned about what clothes I had, rather than whether or not I was happy.

When someone is dying, people are always concerned about what to say in the card, and they ask me for help.

Again, it is harder to fight with pleasure than with anger, to use Heraclitus' phrase', but both art and virtue are always concerned with what is harder; for even the good is better when it is harder.

Considering that I wasn't always concerned with what I was eating and putting inside my body, I've really become frustrated with the notion that food just needs to taste good.

"I'd always be concerned about what the doctors would think of me," Le said.