Sentence examples for heartfelt concerns from inspiring English sources

The Labour candidate for Hove and Portslade, Peter Kyle, said he believes "immigration has been a force for good in this country" but acknowledged people have heartfelt concerns about it and said action needs to be taken to "bolster our borders" and count people in and out.

Despite the heartfelt concerns expressed by those who find this form of pricing abhorrent, dynamic pricing has won many converts.

Last night's victory was an historic election which was fueled by the heartfelt concerns of the American people over whether our great experiment in liberty will survive.

In candid interviews, locals shared with me their heartfelt concerns about the future and, of course, where they were at 5 04 p.m. Oct. 17, 1989, when the 7.1 quake changed everything.

The government could even show its heartfelt concern for freedoms by adopting a bill of rights.

Yet in spite of the heartfelt concern, once the new laws were in place, inventors adjusted.

As a patient of Dr. Schwager, I came to admire his excellence as a surgeon and, in addition, his caring, heartfelt concern for his patients.

A heartfelt concern for the bird's welfare was also captured in the famous nursery rhyme that asks: "Who killed Cock Robin?

In the north-east of England, in the late 1980s, his heartfelt concern for social justice and his determined opposition to Thatcherism also won him considerable support.

Mr Brownback talks a lot about opportunity, growth and Jack Kemp, his mentor and a Republican icon who combined fervour for tax cuts with heartfelt concern for the urban poor.

As for the child for whose privacy Snowden expresses such heartfelt concern, he has long since abandoned all idea of an inviolable self, posting all there is to know about him on Facebook alongside a photograph of his naked girlfriend.