Sentence examples for supposed concern from inspiring English sources

Still, was Mr. Candy's supposed concern about elevators altogether misplaced?

What about their supposed concern over the size of the deficit?

What is particularly objectionable is that the supposed concern with animal welfare is completely spurious.

Like their French counterparts, such people's supposed concern for the public good masks their cultural prejudices and insensitivities.

But Blue Dogs have also been complaining about the employer mandate, which is even more at odds with their supposed concern about spending.

Its new law is more a product of right-wing politics than a supposed concern for women's health — as demonstrated recently when the Maricopa County attorney, William Montgomery, clearly playing to the voters, filed a legally baseless motion asking the court to appoint a lawyer to represent the unborn in this case.

As for all those supposed concerns about unhealthy eating and the retreat from home cooking — who are we fooling?

It is not first time Reckitt has been accused of manipulating regulators with supposed concerns about safety and of using stalling tactics to hold up rival drugs.

I hadn't been corrupted by reading about the "theatre of the absurd" or by the critics' passion for kennelling a writer in a category, and I was innocent of the writer's supposed concerns with "status" and "territory".

Lokodo's supposed concerns with the chastity of Ugandan women was echoed by a crowd of men who stood outside Wednesday's protest and harassed the feminist speakers.

All that they suppose concerning evaluations is that agents are able consistently to rank the alternatives they face.