Sentence examples for said was concerned from inspiring English sources

European art, Mr. Tuttle said, was concerned with what had already been done.

Russia, he said, was concerned "that the Baltic states do have inconsistencies with respect to their human rights record," citing monuments he said had been erected in "the glorification" of Baltic support of the Nazi war effort.

Mr. Hall left the company for reasons that included friction with Ms. Stewart, who others said was concerned because he did not want to promote her products as extensively as she wanted.

The Center for American Progress, Podesta said, was concerned with articulating these principles carefully, over time, rather than rushing out an agenda to help win an election in 2004.

Mr Gates, a White House aide said, was concerned about "continuity, momentum and relations with allies" and argued that removing the man hand-picked just a year ago to turn the Afghan war around would be hugely disruptive to the war effort.

Mohammad, they said, was concerned that his son was too Americanized and sent him to Afghanistan and Pakistan, where they had relatives.

All, he said, are concerned with his interest in narratives.

The government should not, he said, be concerned about shareholders.

Both Plato and Aristotle, Dr. Provine said, were concerned with the power of laughter to undermine authority.

Such people, he said, were concerned about terrorists potentially crossing over from Canada.

Men, she said, are concerned about etiquette, doing the right thing.