Sentence examples for which concerns me from inspiring English sources

Still, he said, Democrats should not to dismiss her potential, saying, "Suburbs have the largest swing voters in the country, which concerns me".

There's a much larger gap in age, which concerns me sometimes, that Vera Simpson is not going to be arrested for robbing the cradle.

And it is speaking to constituents that has brought to my attention an issue which concerns me deeply, even more so because of its little known status: frozen pensions.

Four years earlier, in September 1970, he had written a letter to Ambrose's then-publisher, Doubleday, accusing Ambrose of "a rather graceless falsification which concerns me and my book, The Last Battle".

(The MacArthur shot is priceless, nailing the incestuous relationship between war biz and show biz.) But it's this Petraeus shot, paired with the article, which concerns me.

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But underneath that calm, articulate humour I could hear something else, something which concerned me even at the time: a deep and simmering impatience with what had happened to him, and what it was doing to him.

Francis Woodley, Okehampton,  Devon   It's not bed bugs which concern me (Diary, 16 April ); it's people who continue to spread the idea that the European Parliament has the power to "give up its expensive and time-wasting practice of meeting sometimes in Brussels and  sometimes in Strasbourg".

E. B. J.: None of the stakeholders were involved, which concerned me.

"He gave very explicit verdicts on suicide bombing being religiously acceptable, about the enforcement of religious law and about how jihad in its medieval military form is still necessary today as an imperialist objective". "His approach was all about us versus them, which concerned me.

'They took 10 biopsies, which was a lot more than I thought they were going to do, which concerned me a little bit.