Sentence examples for feel very concerned from inspiring English sources

"All these factors are making fans feel very concerned for our prospects in the coming season".

"I provisionally feel that we – this state, this court – need to feel very concerned about the welfare of this British citizen," Holman said.

"I feel very concerned that a lot of the consultation results have been completely ignored," he said.

"What you increasingly see is quite a large number of homeowners that feel very concerned about the way the country is going," he says.

She added: "They feel confused and concerned that some of the issues that they feel very concerned about are being swept to one side".

"I feel very concerned that these lessons won't be learned," she said.

I feel very reassured, without any concern.

Especially when returning home from our mission on those dark, cold and stormy winter nights so typical off the North-Eastern Atlantic coast, we would feel very bad for them -- even concerned.

I feel very uncomfortable because I'm so concerned about what's happening to football players.

There is much complaint - this is one thing people feel very free to grumble about - concerning the pernicious influence of America on British culture.

"My concern is that the jurors are going to feel very alienated by her.