Sentence examples for he made concerned from inspiring English sources
The most newsworthy comments he made concerned Wilson, who he said was an "empty barrel" who had once turned a ceremony meant to commemorate the deaths of two F.B.I. officers killed in the line of duty into a celebration of her ability to steer tax dollars to her district.
However, most of the points he made concerned material not in the Forbes story.
An offhand remark he made concerning the political balance of power in Hebron turned the conversation from mildly interesting to memorable.
The Django Unchained creator's apparent disillusionment with the current state of the film industry was apparent in comments he made concerning the increased prevalence of all-digital shooting and projection.
Eventually, my father and I began to jostle our way through some of the tensions that had kept us at a distance, and I accepted certain arrangements he made concerning my education but went nowhere near the businesses he owned.
Hughes, however, was as sharp as ever and possibly at his shrewdest during his later years, as the timing of Birthday Letters demonstrates, and there is every reason to trust in the final judgment he made concerning the poems he believed to be most successful.
Prince George's County Police Chief Hank Stawinski said Monday that the case started with a stolen vehicle and a missing-person report but that after officers interviewed Henry and he made concerning statements, county detectives talked to the FBI and police in Montgomery and Alexandria and realized a larger threat might be at hand.
Sprewell will meet with N.B.A. officials Monday at 9 a.m. for an inquiry into recent comments he made concerning his desire to have the Sacramento Kings' All-Star forward, Chris Webber (his close friend and former teammate at Golden State), join the Knicks in the near future.
About 10 days later, Judge Dyer consented on a state mo tion to disqualify himself be cause of remarks he had made concerning a feeling that Mr. Brown could win the trial.
The testimony by Mr. Duncan, which began near the end of today's hearings in Andersen's criminal trial, was the first detailed public statements he has made concerning the Enron case since it exploded into public view last fall.
2 The defendant, without prompting by the SCO, also corrected other false and misleading statements that he had made concerning his outreach to and contacts with Russian officials during the course of the campaign.
