Sentence examples for tinged with concern from inspiring English sources

"Are you doing O.K.?" Driscoll asked Aresco, his voice tinged with concern.

But Yarnall spoke in a voice tinged with concern, and he acknowledged the bottom line: "I still gave up five runs in three innings," he said.

For many like Klein, the enjoyment of more than two weeks off work has been tinged with concern about the programs they operate and anxiety about whether and when they will be paid.

I'm more comfortable with the outlook of our periodic columnist David Malpass cautious optimism, tinged with concern about short-term price inflation.

The celebrations, on Sunday, were tinged with concern however as Gwynedd county councillor, Selwyn Griffiths, said nothing should change if it did not improve the situation for people living in care homes.

Some American intelligence veterans think that Mr Snowden may end up a defector, regardless of any original plans.In America outrage over the leaking of secrets and fear at what may come next is tinged with concerns about the oversight and reach of the NSA.

Muslims' anger about Trump's proposal is tinged with fear.

To express one's heart in a loving and gentle way and to have that freedom of expression, tinged with love, concern and well-being for the brethren of humanity is important.

But the argument that this week's congratulations should be tinged with a little concern is not an unfair one to make.

DENVER — A well-earned victory on a soggy evening at Coors Field was tinged with a measure of concern for the Mets, who suffered a loss despite their 4-3 victoverover the Colorado Rockies.

The air was quiet, calm, tinged with some nail biting concern about lost files, perhaps, but mainly confident.