Sentence examples for concerns dear from inspiring English sources
Now, after winning the primary, Ms. Whitman reveals her opposition to the proposal in new Spanish-language television commercials, and embraces concerns dear to Latinos.
After you begin with gratitude, then comes the other stuff, the concerns: "I want to share with you my concerns, dear God.
Lesson: If there is a gap to be filled surrounding an issue or concern dear to you, sometimes you just have to take action to find a solution.
It concerns a dear friend of mine who is no longer with us.
When in doubt, write, "To Whom It May Concern:" or "Dear Sir or Madame".
If you're not sure who the recipient is, write, "To Whom It May Concern:" or "Dear Sir or Madam"; however, it is always best to address a cover letter to a real person to make it look like you're not sending form letters. State your purpose in the first paragraph.
The French philosopher Paul Ricoeur (1913 2005), though never identifying himself as a personalist, shared many of the concerns and interests dear to personalists, and both benefited from and contributed to the development of personalistic thought in France.
While I am wholly myself again, I am concerned for my dear husband, who I fear has been o'ertaken by his own demon.
"The band is very much concerned for our dear friend and brother Daniel at this time, and we are all praying for a recovery," members TexasBob Juarez, Mike Stone and Arnau Obiols told NME.
Both concern a matter dear to my heart: food labeling.
