Sentence examples for feels concern for from inspiring English sources

Compassion has been defined as the emotion one experiences when one feels concern for another's suffering and desires to enhance that person's welfare ([1], see [2] and [3] for more detailed definitions).

In light of his experiences, he is now able to be a positive role model to his students, but continues to feels concerned for those unable to ask for help.

Mr. Hammerman said he felt concern for Merrill Lynch employees who have seen the stock decline.

Bullock, mother to a five-year-old son, Louis, said she felt concern for children growing up in 2015.

He did not feel guilty beating a wounded foe, but he did feel concern for an opponent he is happy to call "a great friend".

I THINK many of us who have ever felt concern for or pride in American movies understand that this is the crisis.

A desire to tap in to that kind of lucre has surely motivated the three-thirds considerations as much as any deeply felt concern for players' health.

This is going to be a big baby!" He was incredibly curious about the goings on in her belly, already loved what was living there and felt concern for it.

Of course I feel concern for individuals in a company, but opera itself faces problems greater than ENO's if it fails to make itself relevant to 21st century audiences.

Like a mother, we feel concern for it and want to preserve it.'' A wide swath of the political class – including many principlists as well as Aref – believes this means supporting the Rouhani government.

It was at the behest of its producers (one of them Tom Cruise), who naturally felt concern for the sensitivities of the victims' families as well as a reluctance to attract censorious attention to a thriller that opens with an assassin coolly picking off apparently random targets in a provincial city.