Sentence examples for exceedingly concerned from inspiring English sources
Senior American commanders in the Middle East, in a parallel to officials in Washington, seemed to be exceedingly concerned about possible casualties in Falluja -- and how the operation to quell the insurgency would be played throughout the Arab world, as well.
Where else can people in Hull now go for legal advice about domestic violence at 3am on a Sunday morning?" Women's Aid says it is "exceedingly concerned" that the problems arising from the tender process will leave domestic violence victims and their children at risk.
Although those prices are down some from January trades around par, or $100, investors don't seem exceedingly concerned about West Penn's future.
An Obama administration official said Sunday that the White House appreciated the efforts of the Zardari government but remained "exceedingly concerned" about Mr. Khan, and that it was unclear whether the new restrictions would be sufficient.
But while Drudge and Limbaugh deny any danger, others are exceedingly concerned.
We are extremely concerned".
These headlines and announcements are troubling for consumers who have spent the last several years exceedingly more concerned about their financial security.
And, exceedingly self-concerned though they are, each may be less perceptive about herself than about anything around her. Especially in the novel's early stretch, Barbery, a professor of philosophy, seems too clever for her own good.
Never mind that most leaders in the field regard the prospect of being supplanted by super-machines as exceedingly distant (one has famously observed that he is more concerned about the dangers of overpopulation on Mars): the solipsism of human nature means that even the most distant or implausible threat to our uniqueness as a species bothers us.
That would invite all concerned to revisit the relevance of that "help" ten years in the future of someone exceedingly unlikely to live that long.
