Sentence examples for Who concerns from inspiring English sources

As a rich liberal ape who concerns herself with what you would have to call human rights, Helena Bonham Carter is sweetly demure and almost inaudible.

Edward Norton is a good actor and a busy man — a citizen who concerns himself with solar energy, affordable housing, the Maasai wilderness, peace in the Middle East, the High Line, the fate of the Mets' outfield, and heaven knows what else.

Supovitz, who concerns himself with all aspects of the N.H.L. experience in the arenas, acknowledged that overused recordings can have the wrong effect, such as when there are three face-offs in quick succession and the music blares while fans sit on their hands.

First, it can be used by a normal user who concerns about her privacy.

The route taken by François, 47, who heads the business side, and Jacques, 45, who concerns himself with winemaking, is unusual in that they are scions of Bordeaux.

And he pointed out that the CDC has yet to take a stance on limiting sugar consumption, despite the WHO concerns about links to disease.

But it is the Kenyan women who concern Petrova.

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

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

The power and scale of the intelligence gathering surprised many who concerned about the level of intrusion it represented.

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