Значения термина feel concerned на английском

Yes, Monsieur Koupriane, otherwise I shouldn't have troubled to feel concerned.

But, my dearest wife, I feel concerned about yourself; you look fagged and pale.

Rotha was beginning to feel concerned on the same score, so she said: Mrs.

I'm too good a woodsman to feel concerned about myself.

Reassuring words, but Atlanta fans might still feel concerned about the Vikings gathering at the gate.

Hippy remained near the camp so long that the girls began to feel concerned for him.

He'll knock opponents down and laugh at them, while I'll run to the corner and feel concerned.

The danger here is that your teammates or anyone else in your department may feel concerned about favoritism.

Its Vanuatu program manager Charlie Damon says people are starting to feel concerned about not having enough food.

Make her feel concerned about him.

My dear Father,- Ihavejust received your letter, and cannot but feel concerned at the tone of it.

He need not worry about sermons for the following Sunday, nor feel concerned for any who might be sick.

You know, I think it's part of it that the artists don't feel concerned about just letting-Well, you never know.

When it comes to the idea of raising human beings, I must confess the only person I feel concerned about raising is H.G.

These are well-structured talks over a week, so work is ongoing and we do not feel concerned about this, said the commission's chief spokesman.

Should not all the peaceable and well-disposed naturally feel concerned, and naturally exert themselves to bring to punishment the authors of this secret assassination?