Sentence examples for of apparent concern from inspiring English sources

He then drags her body, limp and unresponsive, out of the elevator with a shocking lack of apparent concern.

Variety reported that one man in Phoenix, Arizona, smuggled his own gun into an auditorium out of apparent concern for his own safety.

I've found that the locals in the Alps tend not to want to talk about mountain accidents, out of apparent concern for spooking tourists and provoking the mountain spirits.

But the other issue to be of apparent concern to Gordon Brown and his treasury minions is not so much the level of talent fees paid by the BBC (although Jonathan Ross's £18 million probably didn't help) but the widely reported salary hikes for the BBC's executive board.

To single them out for cuts in funding because of apparent concern about possible findings is unwarranted and counter to good policy and effective research.

The appreciation for the livelihood of the chicken is not of apparent concern.

In the early 2000s, then-president Alvaro Uribe, out of an apparent concern for the army's reputation, started putting pressure on soldiers to increase their kill figures.

It is tempting to describe the sustained display of persistence and apparent concern as almost human.

Buckingham Palace has insisted the Queen remains neutral, despite a number of newspapers reporting her apparent concern about the potential break up of the United Kingdom.

Tests for radiation have (thankfully) proven negative, but to the apparent concern of US marine biologists, several non-native species of starfish and algae appear to have survived its 5,000-mile 5,000-mile

But it is clear that respect for her courage and principles is tempered by widespread criticism of her stubbornness and apparent concern more for constitutional issues than social and economic ones.