Sentence examples for was excessively concerned from inspiring English sources
The Shirley Sherrod fiasco fed the belief that the Obama administration was excessively concerned about the racial sensibilities of whites.
The criticism he received today said that he was excessively concerned with voter turnout, since a low turnout had been expected to benefit Mr. Netanyahu.
She's excessively concerned about what to wear.
Mr. Feingold was criticized for being excessively concerned with process over substance.
Beauty is often treated as an essentially feminine subject, something trivial and frivolous that women are excessively concerned with.
"The way to succeed in politics is not to be excessively concerned about the people far away," he said.
It was said to be excessively concerned with the metaphysics of morals, that is the form and logic of moral judgments rather than their substance.
He is excessively concerned about his son because Nemo's mother and all his siblings were wiped out over a decade before by a villainous shark.
When we are excessively concerned with why the world hates us, we see terrorists everywhere and suppress movement leaders who are actually the best check against the real terrorists.
Figurative analogues for the anatomy and motions of sentences have been around at least since admirers of the straight-talking Cato the Elder listened disdainfully to Cicero's tightly orchestrated sentences, which they believed were excessively concerned with artificial effects at the expense of discovering or revealing truth.
They criticized it as being excessively concerned with disease, victim blaming, politically naive and increasing health inequalities.
