Sentence examples for somebody's concern from inspiring English sources

Q.: And did you express to him your concern, or the White House's concern, or somebody's concern, that these fellows were fugitives from justice and were on the FBI Most Wanted List?

"A cowboy is somebody who's concerned with things in the world in which he lives".

"If somebody's offended, you have to address that concern," he said.

Also, as far as I'm concerned, a lot of antiques look like somebody's shot them already.

Once you're there and have somebody's attention, you should be able to address a potential employer's possible concerns.

Thank goodness somebody seems concerned about something.

"So actually learning that they've been reported missing and somebody is concerned for them might actually be a prompt for them to reconnect".

"Elections always cause trauma to somebody and raise concerns, but I think over time you're going to see real harmony here," Mr. Rome said.

"Concern for somebody else's distress sometimes overcomes you," she says.

"But just being concerned about the situation doesn't allow any faculty member to simply cancel class or refuse to teach someone because of the mere concern that somebody is exercising their concealed carry rights in the classroom".

"But the power of the music and the chemistry between them overcomes whatever concern somebody might have visually about it being boring television.