Sentence examples for more concerned and from inspiring English sources

Voters were more concerned and engaged than enraged.

Our European allies are becoming more concerned, and China is adamantly opposed to missile defense systems.

When we reduced psychological distance, our participants became more concerned and more willing to take action.

The President emphasized the fact that he was more concerned and less cheerful about international and world conditions than immediate domestic problems of the United States.

"The army is getting more and more concerned and worried and disturbed," said Talat Masood, a retired general and political analyst.

Public opinion research in the US suggests women, Latinos, African-Americans, Asians and Native Americans are more concerned – and more directly affected – by climate change than other populations.

More of our elected officials should be less concerned with right and left, and more concerned with right and wrong.

Peter said, 'It's a hard decision, but if you didn't want to do what you're asking me to do I would be more concerned.' And we shook hands.

He maintains that the people are more concerned about, and more willing to defend, liberty than either princes or nobles (Machiavelli 1965, 204 205).

They are more concerned with Toto and Prince and the Beach Boys.

We are more and more concerned with leading meaningful and purposeful lives in which mind and body are in balance.