Sentence examples for engaged and concerned from inspiring English sources

She was inquisitive, engaged, and concerned.

He's looked engaged and concerned, but not panicked.

Medications work for a while, then they stop working – doctors are sometimes engaged and concerned, and sometimes they are just dialling it in.

What's more, Decety argues that affective empathy is linked to better diagnoses and thus better patient health because patients who see their doctors as emotionally engaged and concerned will disclose more about themselves.

The meeting was held to show Mr. Bush as engaged and concerned about the economy at a time when the Democratic presidential candidates have intensified their criticism of Mr. Bush's economic stewardship and of the more than two million jobs lost since he became president.

It felt both uplifting and discouraging listening to them -- these sincere young men who had done everything right and had so much to offer, had taken their studies seriously, were engaged and concerned members of their community, but who were being treated as strangers rather than a resource.

"This is a more balanced approach that sends a positive signal to industry that the F.D.A. is engaged, listening and concerned," said William A. Hawkins, chief executive of the device maker Medtronic.

He was engaged, and earthy, and concerned with the undervalued and the overlooked.

Although the teams did not use any standardised criteria for transfers, in order for an ACT patient to be accepted by a CMHT (that provides less intensive support than the ACT teams) or discharged to primary care, we felt it reasonable to assume that they would have stabilised (be better engaged and causing less concern to the ACT team).

CONCLUSIONS: Hospitals need physicians to be engaged and informed in discussions concerning current and new technology and products.

The author, having enlisted in the army, was otherwise engaged, and inattentive to these concerns.