Sentence examples for newfound concern from inspiring English sources

But even his newfound concern for the environment and my rising anxiety do not prevent him from purchasing a vinyl-wrapped Pucci tote shortly after we speak.

Mayor Giuliani, for one, said he thought the crowds were larger, perhaps swelled by the country's newfound concern for New York.

But as an experience in my own family made clear, this newfound concern for a good death can be taken too far during a patient's final days.

Around the same time, City Council aides made available to reporters a letter to the mayor, dated Monday, from Councilwoman Christine C. Quinn, a Manhattan Democrat, who said she was "surprised" to hear about Mr. Giuliani's "newfound concern" about the use of excessive force by law enforcement.

… I don't buy their newfound concern about NIH funding, and the American people aren't buying it either".

I have mixed emotions about big media's newfound concern for under-funded candidates.

Perhaps Americans' newfound concerns about their lack of opportunity are a reaction to our economic doldrums, with high unemployment and stagnant incomes, and have little to do with inequality.

The overall conversion cost is now likely to be £323m, with newfound issues concerning the retractable seats part of the reason for the rise.

Reasons as to why the numbers aren't as impressive everyone who would have signed up for the sites already has (hence low growth), people have newfound privacy concerns, or people are just tired of drawing obscene things on each other's wall.

Ines Sainz, the Azteca TV reporter who became the center of a sports media firestorm after she was allegedly harassed at a New York Jets practice in September, has addressed the latest question concerning her newfound U.S. fame.

Now, after a period of relative calm, marked by Israelis' newfound preoccupation with domestic and social concerns, there is a frightening sense yet again that the quiet was only an illusion.