Sentence examples for surprisingly concerned from inspiring English sources
You might expect a great philosopher to look past our surface into the depths of the soul – but Ancient Greek thinkers were surprisingly concerned with appearance.
Kitty Empire, writing in The Observer, believed that the diverse production will initially draw listeners rather than Jay-Z's predictably "umpteenth retelling" of his rags-to-riches story, but the topics become more interesting on subsequent listens because of his surprisingly concerned takes on fatherhood and charity.
In the neuroscience realm, clinicians are not surprisingly concerned regarding the effect of anemia on the low neurological threshold to hypoxia/ischemia, as brain and spinal cord tissues each offer little anaerobic reserve.
The strongest chapter of the book, not surprisingly, concerns the 1982 murder of the Chinese-American Vincent Chin in Detroit.
But even with the four Grand Slam tournaments now completed, there are still major story lines looming, and the best rather surprisingly concern the oft-maligned Davis Cup, tennis's premier team competition.
Surprisingly, concerning the eukaryotic ACCs, the phylogenetic reconstructions are at odds with protein domain comparison.
Not surprisingly, concerns are growing over the risks associated with these high levels of exposure, particularly the potential increased lifetime risk of cancer [5].
Not surprisingly, concerns over the absence of emotion from leading models of capacity have started to emerge in the clinical literature on capacity (Berghmans 2004; Roberts 2002b; Torsten & Vollman 2004; Vellinga et al. 2004).
Not surprisingly, concerns over privacy topped the list as the most popular reason for quitting Facebook.
Yet there is one way in which religion has been a constant in this campaign, and, surprisingly, it concerns something on which the candidates claim to agree.
Surprisingly, guidelines concerning advice when to resume work activities and communication between physicians appear to be missing.
