Sentence examples for plainly concerned from inspiring English sources
Several times he looked up to his box, where his mother, Judy, was grim-faced and plainly concerned.
They are plainly concerned that releasing the videotape will further expose the emptiness of their arguments for denying gay people the freedom to marry.
Yet Carter is plainly concerned that Camby's remarks might have unleashed some feelings that will make this series filled with emotion.
For the 21-year-old Ms. Hewitt -- beloved of teenagers in the Fox drama "Party of Five" and now the star of a spinoff, "Time of Your Life" -- the decision to star in the film is a risky one, and the network is plainly concerned that critics will be merciless.
The court's determinedly anglophile president, Luxembourg judge Dean Spielmann, is diplomatic but plainly concerned.
"Its sweeping definition of commercial speech, which exposed speech which plainly concerned a matter of public interest to liability without fault to an individual who hadn't even been damaged by it, now applies to all speech by corporations that reaches California".
At the end of the day, Jameel Jaffer, the director of the Knight First Amendment Institute, at Columbia University, tweeted, "I don't want to make predictions about Carpenter, but plainly the Court is *much* more concerned about the privacy implications of new technology today than it was five years ago".
