Sentence examples for really concerned about him from inspiring English sources

"I'm really concerned about him.

"And I'm really concerned about him because it's his life work," she said of her father.

I was really concerned about him," she says.

"Mrs. McCorkindale," she whispered, "I'm really concerned about him".

What Stothard's really concerned about, then, is literary influence; or, more specifically, the question of how to keep it away from anyone who writes or reads the sort of novels he takes to be unworthy.

Speaking at the Mipcom conference in Cannes, France, Emanuel said he was personally "really concerned" about the situation concerning the missing journalist.

For anyone who's really concerned about government deficits -- a legitimate concern, if not our most urgent one -- Peterson's exclusion of these possibilities is incomprehensible.

"I think Catholics, if they're really concerned about issues, even in regard to Governor Bush, they might be concerned about capital punishment in Texas, where they put more people to death than in any other state in the union," Bishop Daily said.

I am really concerned about America.

"I'm just really concerned about that kid right now," Tarasco said.

Lack of courtesy: I am really concerned about it in society.