Sentence examples for like a concerned from inspiring English sources
Sounding like a concerned baby sitter, he added, "But you can't follow them around all day".
Mr. LeMond, already sounding like a concerned local, sighed.
"Eat!" Joe admonished me, more like a concerned uncle than a patient.
When I mention I have been up all night with my vomiting toddler, she is like a concerned mother hen.
"We've both been governors," Mr. Darman remembered Mr. Carter telling Mr. Reagan, sounding like a concerned Sunday School teacher.
Never a diva, Knight sounds more like a concerned parent than a lay preacher, and she sings every word with sincerity.
Maybe it was a simple demurral to the critics, but the disarming of the Dark Knight reads like a concern about the commonweal, a deferral to an accepted and important idea about the division between civilian and military life.
Here in the heart of historic Charleston, at a school that graduated Barbara Bush, the former first lady, and the feminist author Nancy Friday, the threat of gun violence had seemed like a concern for some other city.
Even when his transportation aide backed the bond act, it was only after outlining reservations, like a concern that the city might not get its fair share of the money.
On the surface, this may not seem like a concern for elderly homeowners, given that they are unlikely to buy another home or make a sizable purchase, but it can have an adverse impact on applications for car and personal loans.
These sub-items contain a quantitative scoring like a grading concerning the achieved duration or distance and defines e.g. how long a patient can sit, how many meters the patient can walk or how many steps the patient can take.
