Sentence examples for seemed very concerned from inspiring English sources

Based on the questions at oral argument, none of the Justices seemed very concerned about this issue.

Jay S. Famiglietti, director of the University of California's Center for Hydrologic Modeling, based in Irvine, said in an e-mail that Chinese water officials and scientists he had met with on a recent trip to China seemed very concerned that this belief had become widespread, despite there being "absolutely no causal link".

And oddly, he seemed very concerned about his cat.

Nobody seemed very concerned with the purpose of all this, only with exploiting its effects, as we figured out collectively how to collage our frozen silhouettes into grotesque tableaux.

"That was something owners seemed very concerned about and focused on.

"He seemed very concerned about racism in the area," Mr. Plant said.

Kendall added: "She seems very concerned about the next generation.

The producers don't seem very concerned with narrative.

Everyone seems very concerned by safe space, so it's presented in a positive way.

But he quickly backpedals on that question, and Mr. Buckland did not seem very concerned about Coldplay's mortality either.

"The E.C.B. doesn't seem very concerned about the euro," said Elga Bartsch, a senior European economist at Morgan Stanley in London.