Sentence examples for convey the concern from inspiring English sources

Carrier replied with a letter of 2,000 words that moves from solicitousness ("I am writing this time to convey the concern of myself and numerous colleagues") to brute candor ("There is absolutely no scientific basis for your position") to self-regard ("I have also enclosed an excerpt from my forthcoming book summarizing the current science on this subject").

The envoy would also convey the "concern growing in India" over Mrs Halappanavar's death.

Ban's spokesman, Martin Nesirky, said he would convey the concerns of the international community.

In an effort to convey the concerns of fellow Arab states about the crackdown in Syria, the secretary general of the Arab League, Nabil el-Araby, said he would visit Damascus on Saturday.

The officials said that L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator in Iraq, met Friday with top Kurdish leaders to convey the concerns of senior members of the administration that a Kurdish state with all its current powers, plus some authority that it does not have now, posed a threat to the future unity of Iraq.

Meyer complained to Lieutenant Commander Roger John Kissinger, Iowas chief weapons officer, about the proposed experiments, but Kissinger refused to convey the concerns to Moosally or halt the experiments.

Meyer complained to Commander Robert John Kissinger, Iowas chief weapons officer, about the proposed experiments, but Kissinger refused to convey the concerns to Captain Moosally or halt the experiments.

The theologian's immersion in the world of scholarship enables her to represent this perspective to her community and to convey the concerns of her peers.

After we first launched this campaign, our staff began contacting advertisers to convey the concerns of our members and ask advertisers to stop supporting Beck.

"We reached out to Kraft months ago and have been in dialogue with them since then to convey the concerns of more than 85,000 ColorOfChange members who called on major corporations to stop supporting ALEC".

In practice, simulation has a notable omission: none of the simulators I have seen conveyed the concern and spontaneous expression about illness that patients usually show.