Sentence examples for tone of concern from inspiring English sources

For the most part, the book has a tone of concern combined with cool, scholarly detachment.

His tone of concern about the earth was mild compared with some of the statements heard by the delegates.

Moreover, a general tone of concern is rising as the threat of Isis grows by the day.

Despite the official tone of concern, many residents in southern Louisiana seemed almost nonchalant about the storm.

"What's that?" Sidney A. Neff Jr. exclaimed, with the tone of concern that a mother might express when she has just noticed a blemish on her baby's face.

The note of pity, the hushed tone of concern, the carefully sculpted facial expressions of anguish — I became so sick of these that, in response to strangers' questions about the contours of my family or the number of my siblings, I stopped mentioning my brother at all.

Kennedy asks questions in a tone of grave concern; Breyer, in his twentieth year on the Court, is still having the time of his life.

Then the prison psychologist, Robert Wienckoski, tried his luck, asking in a tone of professional concern.

At recent party conclaves and in Congress, many Republicans have expressed an inclination to compromise on immigration and tax increases and to seek an inclusive tone on issues of concern to women and gay Americans, in hopes of minimizing future electoral losses.

In addition to talking about guns, Ms. Harper, 64, was a prolific commenter in online forums dealing with medical issues, frequently answering questions from strangers with a tone of empathy and concern.

The Russian president has adopted an increasingly diplomatic tone of late, fueling concern that he may be paving the way to send "peace-keeping" troops into the region.