Sentence examples for faint concern from inspiring English sources

Giorgio Chiellini was mobbed, the player's face a mixture of delirium and faint concern as they launched him, shirtless, time and again into the night sky.

(The goal of Salter's memo is to make you feel like a regular Roger Taney if your words bear even the faintest concern for McCain's chronological challenges).

To remove even the faintest concern about conflict of interest, Mrs. Clinton continued, it would be better to appoint an independent investigator.

The Republicans showed only the faintest concern that their efforts might somehow be thwarted by Democratic legislators, who are a 77-to-43 77-to-43 77-to-43ouse and 25-to-15 minority in the Senate.

The economic crisis, he said, is swamping even the faint lingering concerns about the American engagement in Iraq.

Given that the average daily Nasdaq dollar volume currently is more than $50 billion, even if all the insiders do divest their holdings, the lockup expirations are no great cause for concern, see ("Fainting Spells").

The answer, I believe, can be found in the faint but resonant drumbeat of conservative concern about the stability of the Roberts Court's narrow conservative majority.

However, if you're concerned about fainting, pierce while lying down (not sitting!).

And does his fainting episode last week while testifying before the Senate Armed Services Committee concern anyone?

Grade G0 (no reaction) and Grade G1 (faint reaction) were considered in a common category as concerns the statistical evaluation of the results.

Concern has largely centered on its potential for inducing dizziness, lightheadedness or fainting caused by a sudden drop in blood pressure.