Sentence examples for constantly concerned from inspiring English sources

"He was constantly concerned about the future," Mr. Davidowicz said.

It definitely would negatively affect the way I pitch if I was constantly concerned about it.

Judge Kross was constantly concerned with the increasing number of cases involving husbands & wives that came streaming before her.

"Lew Wasserman was constantly concerned about having a successor to Jack, Sidney Sheinbergg, the former head of M.C.A./Universal, said.

In the Atlantic article, he comes across as constantly concerned about being railroaded by the Pentagon and hawkish officials, including Clinton, into approving risky military actions.

If I were to put a name this phenomenon, I'd call it the tallyhoification of British culture: the idea that we are all tweed-clad Doctor Who extras constantly concerned with rainfall levels and with low-key crushes on breakfast TV presenters, still fundamentally sad that the Rover brand name is defunct.

Asked whether the intense focus on the zones pushed crime to other areas, Mr. Kelly said, "It's something that we constantly have to be concerned about," adding, "We look at displacement all the time".

The play – unrelated to Elvis or Memphis – concerned a constantly argumentative young couple, one of whom gradually comes to realize that their fighting is a unifying force in the relationship.

But Hungarians can hardly blame others for being concerned when they constantly bang on about the settlement agreed by the allies after World War II.

From the beginning we constantly raised concerns with the leading actors and organisations involved.

The rugby team is a constantly regenerating organism, each component of it concerned with his own unfolding narrative.