Sentence examples for was sincerely concerned from inspiring English sources

If Dartmouth was sincerely concerned with Ashton's foreign policy background, why didn't he ask a substantive question?

The Post team assumes that he was sincerely concerned for Elián González when he opposed the child's being returned to his father.

It was sincerely concerned with improving the economic status of the Afrikaner worker, and protecting him from the depredations of international capital.

When I was younger I'd see a character eating cereal w/booze for milk & think "that person is sad," now I think "that person is WASTEFUL!" When I was a kid, something I was sincerely concerned about when digging was accidentally hitting a Chinese kid in the head with a shovel.

No doubt, some genuinely wanted to protect Americans against theft but were sincerely concerned about how the language in the bill might be interpreted.

If schools are sincerely concerned about the well-being of their graduates, perhaps they should devote more of their resources to assisting students with finding clerkships and jobs, and even subsidizing them, as mine does.

The "Chapo Trap House" guys are sincerely concerned with American inequality; at the same time, their most instinctive sympathies seem to fall with people whose worst-case scenario is a feeling of purposelessness.

Why, then, if he is sincerely concerned about the growing chasm between the haves and the have-nots, does Mr. Brooks so often insist on supporting the policies that ensure its continuance, and the architects behind those policies?

The documentary leaves open the question whether Ms. Beecroft is just another adoption-obsessed celebrity of the Angelina Jolie or Madonna ilk, a postmodern colonialist, or is sincerely concerned about giving the twins a better life.

Politicians like Bob Dole may have been sincerely concerned for the men whose names they wore on bracelets — John McCain spoke gratefully of that in his nominating speech — but the issue ran away with them.

What makes her story particularly gripping and outrageous is how much you care for Swenson, who, after all, is in love with his wife, is sincerely concerned for his students, and is an essentially tolerant and sensible man, if a little blind to what is happening all around him.