Sentence examples for sort of concerned from inspiring English sources

But in "No River Wide," the first and best story here, one woman makes a good-faith effort to get back onto the main road — actively seeking the sort of concerned meddling that Boswell's other characters so often resist.

May told me, "I was a little, you know, kind of, sort of, concerned that then 'Oh, how exotic that we can go to these places.' " Nevertheless, in late 2011 she got Gates signed to White Cube.

That sort of sentiment concerned people like State Representative James A. Amann, the speaker of the House, who said the Legislature has to restore faith in government.

A small group hovered in a concerned sort of way.

Red Ed is back – and he'd like us all to be red too, in a gentle, concerned sort of way.

When her husband was sent back to the United States after two years in Tokyo for a small semiconductor company, Sylvia Dickinson of Menlo Park, Calif., felt out of sorts and concerned about her daughter's adjustment to American schools.

"We're going to be campaigning on crime and anti-social behaviour because that is the sort of thing people are very concerned about in streets and communities across the country," she said.

A direct flagging mechanism with basic noise control serves better for this than a comment section, which is sort of like paper-clipping a concerned letter onto your local paper and leaving it at the editor's front door.

"I always have a little laugh when the media, often egged on by privacy concerned non-profits, sort of reinforce the story that this is a big concern to people".

It was also true that the student policy, with its focus on grade disputes, did not entirely address the sorts of issues that concerned postdocs.

This might appear to be the sort of thing that would make all concerned happy, but no.