Sentence examples for cries of concern from inspiring English sources
The cries of concern have reached such a crescendo that Mr. Shamir felt compelled on Tuesday to explain that the Israeli Government was not pressing the United States to go to war.
As the machines in our lives fail more rarely, consumers have shifted their vigilance and cries of concern to issues of communal well-being like the health of watersheds and salmon stocks.
The comments by the administration's chief technology officials was a sign that government officials were beginning to pay attention to the cries of concern from the technology industry about the bills' ability to enable censorship and tamper with the livelihood of businesses on the Internet.
Despite our furrowed brows and cries of concern in the name of le petit, the young Bieber continues to be, generally, the worst.
Re "A Cry of Concern by Republicans at Voter Unease on Corruption and Excesses" (news analysis, Feb. 3): Let's face it.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 - The surprise election of Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio as House majority leader was a cry of concern by an entrenched Republican majority, acutely worried that voter unease about corruption and partisan excesses could threaten its control of Congress this November.
Uttering little quavering cries of doubt and concern, she sat first upon our mingled clothes, gazing at us with a wild surmise, then upon our mingled bodies, excitedly licking our faces as though she would solve her perplexing problem either by cementing them together with her saliva or by forcing them apart.
We restricted the first regression model to features that are not part of the formal clinical examination, such as a change in crying or concern of the parents.
On 8 December she was transferred to McNeilly's house because of concern that Powell and McNeilly's six children were disturbed by Capper's crying.
Hearers of Cries, a group concerned with the plight of abused maids, became the first group to hold a public outdoor demonstration at Speakers' Corner.
