Sentence examples for we feel concern from inspiring English sources

2. We feel concern for others.

Like a mother, we feel concern for it and want to preserve it.'' A wide swath of the political class – including many principlists as well as Aref – believes this means supporting the Rouhani government.

"And we feel concerned by what is going on because the protesters are mostly our own age," says Selim. "We don't usually talk about politics, but we do talk about Gezi park".

"And we feel concerned by what is going on because the protesters are mostly our own age," says Selim. "We don't usually talk about politics, but we do talk about Gezi park". While liking the new place, Demirel also sees the problems.

But if we do feel concern – and I think most of us do – we have a moral responsibility to act on it by avoiding cage eggs, including those eggs used in the food industry, rather than maintaining a wilful ignorance.

"Given that the department got it so wrong over this competition, we must feel concern over how properly it will handle future projects, including HS2 and Thameslink.

He says it's not enough to merely feel concern for those who suffer.

He adds "It is only human to feel concern about the pace of change in communities.

I feel concern for others and care deeply about social justice and equality.

To care is to "feel concern or interest; attach importance to something," to "feel affection or liking".

"So we feel some concern for the poor citizens of Rome when they meet together to compare their wants and grievances, till Coriolanus comes in and with blows and big words drives this set of 'poor rats,' this rascal scum, to their homes and beggary before him.