Sentence examples for who concerned from inspiring English sources

At last the topic turned to the people who concerned Hanwell — Hanwell's wife, Hanwell's daughters.

Unamuno was an early existentialist who concerned himself largely with the tension between intellect and emotion, faith and reason.

It was soon generally applied to the writers who concerned themselves with Spain's heritage and its position in the modern world.

"I can't take a day off?" said Hudson, who concerned the Dodgers enough that they acquired Ronnie Belliard from the Washington Nationals.

One of the 911 calls made to police before Robinson's death was from a friend who concerned because he was behaving erratically.

The real Gange insists it was only ever "journalists" who concerned themselves with a political analysis of either Rude Boy or his role, anyway.

"This should have been something very important to the people who were concerned about corporate governance.

Nobody who's concerned about our national interests can want this monopoly".

"We are targeting customers who are concerned about saving space, power and getting to market quickly," he said.

Investors who are concerned about rising rates, yet still want to own Treasurys, should look at short maturities.

Those, who feel concerned, are invited to discuss such issues with us.