Sentence examples for odd concerned from inspiring English sources

Move fast and break things may not be the official company motto anymore, but Facebook needs to do a lot more than run the odd concerned user survey if it wants to demonstrate it's outgrown its previously stated cavalier attitude to the wider repercussions of its actions.

It seemed like an odd concern.

This seems an odd concern in a country more patriotic and more civic-minded than most.

Schwartz cringes when he thinks others perceive him as a numbers geek, an odd concern for an avid amateur chess player who uses Bobby Fischer and Garry Kasparov analogies.

This may seem an odd concern.

Which seemed like an odd concern, given I was going to be pouring it into a jar of spit, but I appreciated him looking out for me nonetheless.

Lifetime wealth may seem like an odd concern for a generation increasingly convinced its going to spend its life poor, but Henkels encourages a certain brand of optimism (despite the obviously pessimistic takeaway of the report).

But, since his death, Barragán has slipped from view, largely because of an odd arrangement concerning his archive and his copyrights.

Originally established by airline Pilot Danny Fyne as a kind of hobby site, it has become the nexus for all sorts of odd information concerning airlines and incidents.

(Broodthaers's twisty, cerebral art — including elegant installations of, say, common objects in vitrines, eighteenth-century engravings, ironic texts, and the odd palm tree, concerned with protocols and politics of exhibition — is still a hard sell in America).

It's odd to be concerned that immunisation is in some way unnatural – after all, it's more natural to die in infancy from one of the few virulent microorganisms.