Sentence examples for abiding concern from inspiring English sources

A novel is an abiding concern.

There is one abiding concern, however, which Jealous himself has brought up since his announcement.

You could use it to underline your abiding concern for mass transit.

He had an abiding concern for the traditions and dignity of the Senate.

What united his diverse output was an abiding concern with the relationship between feeling and thought.

Power, and the way it was exercised, were Hugo's abiding concern.

Both are abiding concerns in Kapoor's art.

Despite Comey's protestations that he has no interest in politics, he has signalled some abiding concerns over the years.

One of the councilman's abiding concerns was the warehousing of homeless people in huge city shelters, some of which held as many as a thousand beds.

While critics accuse Mr. Putin of blindly supporting Mr. Assad's brutality, regardless of the circumstances, Mr. Putin's abiding concerns are foreign intervention and the rise of Islamic extremism.

"Master and Man" is a story about the passage from life to death, one of Tolstoy's abiding concerns from "Three Deaths" (1859) onwards.