Sentence examples for momentary concern from inspiring English sources

When they found the debris pile, there was momentary concern that Wesley had somehow been caught.

"Certainly the members of Spinal Tap are not going to be spokespeople for the environment," says Reiner, his round, cheerful face showing momentary concern at the thought.

37 Li Xaopeng's right wing freekick causes momentary concern in Costa Rica's area as Qu Bo threatens to pounce, but they eventually clear it.

Amar'e Stoudemire and Iman Shumpert returned to wild cheers, but Shumpert limped away again — his health a momentary concern, albeit one ultimately eclipsed by a disheartening 118-110 loss to the Charlotte Bobcats.

I am felled more often by mundane problems and momentary concerns, such as choosing a shirt to wear or remembering to take a vitamin — since nothing will ever be normal again.

This indicates that the observer can rapidly adjust the gain in visual contrast on the basis of momentary expectations concerning the intensities of stimuli that are likely to occur, much as appears to occur in loudness.

With shards of glass raining down around him, Dieter Zetsche, chief executive of DaimlerChrysler's American arm, was forgiven the momentary look of concern on his face.

In contrast to a momentary induction of empathic concern through instruction to feel for a specific person in distress in a specific situation, compassion training aims at permanently changing one's motivation and attitude towards others in general.

The scope of moral evaluation should not reduced or limited to concern with (fleeting and momentary) acts of will modelled after legal paradigms.

For most people, these health concerns are momentary, something that is read about in the morning papers and then set aside so people can go about the business of their daily lives.

The findings concerned with momentary ecological assessment via PDAs (handheld computers) were more encouraging, although they derived from a single case report and a feasibility and validity study.