Sentence examples for deeper concern that from inspiring English sources
Beyond the obvious lesson that an anti-gay bigot is a threat to all of us, lies, I believe, a deeper concern that can help clarify how we need to address religion in the contemporary world.
Finally, there is the deeper concern that Moser is too liberal for Texas's 7th district.
But the bearishness may also reflect a deeper concern that India's remarkable run is coming to an end.
And the interest rates on Spanish and French bonds narrowed only slightly as well, reflecting a deeper concern that this plan would not provide a magic cure for Europe's debt problems.
"I think that is the deeper concern: that a show of protest, a show of force by the opposition and NGOs demanding reforms from the government, could sway undecided people to feel that the government is not doing enough," he said.
In the introduction to the 2006 edition of his prescient 1994 essay collection The Gutenberg Elegies, Sven Birkerts summed up the deeper concern that those superficial aesthetic concerns stand in for: "The electronic impulse works against the durational reverie of reading.
Ms. Hulsizer said the objections to its language seemed to mask deeper concerns that were harder to express.
At his first cabinet meeting of his second term on Monday, Mr. Obama called the cuts an "area of deep concern" that would slow the country's growth, but promised to "manage through it" while pursuing a robust agenda.
My fierce passion is born out of a deep concern that starts close to my heart, with my own family, and extends outward towards future generations.
This, the third British heart transplant, crystallized the deep concerns that were by then swirling around the wider transplant enterprise, notably whether the people from whom organs were being taken were dead or had been made so.
Turkey's population is nearly 79 million - 98percentt of whom are Muslim - so it should be clear that the deep concerns that arise about this group do not necessarily stem from Islamophobia.
