Sentence examples for sounding concerned from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sounding concerned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone’s tone or manner of speaking that conveys worry or care about a situation. Example: "Her voice was soft, sounding concerned as she asked if I was feeling alright."
"How many do you think you'll finally need, son?" my father asked, sounding concerned.
"You're the only two white people here," she said, sounding concerned about our comfort level.
"Oh gosh, someone's had an accident there," says actor Naomie Harris, sounding concerned.
"She's used to playing it by herself," a man in the control room named Scott Steiner said, sounding concerned.
"Are you all right, sir?" they asked, sounding concerned in a way that indicated that I might have looked frail, fragile and quite possibly old.
That came over well in this concert performance, with Aldo di Toro's compact tenor applied stylishly to the role of Roberto, soprano Camilla Roberts shading her tone appealingly as Anna and baritone Simon Thorpe sounding concerned (if a trifle woolly) as Anna's grief-stricken father, Guglielmo.
Following those orders eleven people were fatally shot in 10 days of July, with rights groups sounding concern that officers had interpreted the statements as "a licence to kill".
"Our names are going to be in the system, there is going to be a list created, the list will be abused," he said, sounding concerns over privacy for gun owners.
But as France and Russia sat unmoving on their positions, they ran the risk of sounding more concerned about protecting their power on the Council than convincing Mr. Hussein that United Nations arms inspections will be his last chance to avoid war, diplomatic analysts said.
"Oh, that's right," Brenda said, sounding more concerned this time.
Her voice is comforting and full of genuine-sounding concern, adding that she will "never shut the door" on me.
