Sentence examples for muster concern from inspiring English sources

When a best friend's brother faces serious jail time for his political activities, Karr can only muster concern by imagining herself as the star of a teary-eyed trial scene in which she provides the exculpatory testimony.

IT may be hard to muster concern for multimillionaire hedge fund speculators who got burned in the debt markets, but their problems are quickly becoming yours, one investment adviser warns.

It may seem hard to muster much concern about the speech at issue here.

More damaging to the film are its beyond-deliberate pace and emotional reticence — there's no urgency in the lovers' shifting alliances or the dangers facing Madan, and when the inevitable reckonings arrive, it's hard to muster much concern.

We are now in the position of watching politicians and newscasters talk about disturbing issues — like, say, the state of our education system, or environmental degradation — yet they cannot muster signals of concern, much less dismay.

The nonprofits' attempt to muster more general civic concern is tied to Congressional deliberations on a six-year transportation bill.

She may not have been able to walk in a straight line since 2008, but until now neither of her parents has been able to muster all that much concern, focusing instead on ill-fated bunk-ups and their sprawling reprisals.

But Leitgeb, who said he was on good terms with Muster, said he was concerned about Muster's damaging more than his legacy.

Chairman Leahy didn't seem able to muster a lot of indignity concerning the way Republicans were simply grandstanding.

The industry also adopted procedures that address concerns about passenger muster drills, life jacket availability, bridge access and procedures, lifeboat training for crew members and more.

Another statement failed to pass majority muster: "I can freely communicate opinions, concerns and suggestions without fear of negative consequences".