Sentence examples for actually concerns from inspiring English sources

Flagrant tax evasion by the rich seems a remote subject, but actually concerns every person in the world.

This was true in the reactions to the Pew report, most of which actually concerns party sorting, as political scientist Morris Fiorina noted.

"Do they not like us for what we do or for who we are?" he asked, pointing to the fact that none of the criticism actually concerns actions the foundation has taken or programs it has funded.

A third series, "Girls and Boys," which actually concerns grown women (tormented doormats) and men (pigs and blowhards), is bracingly furious, hammering at the gentility of the four-panel gag-strip form with pen-in-fist crudeness.

While taxonomy demands that this account be entitled Tundra Swan, it actually concerns (unless otherwise specified) only North America's Tundra Swan, a subspecies that many people continue to call the Whistling Swan (C. c. columbianus).

What actually concerns me — and I hope you as well — is that in his canon of leadership books there are no women's voices, at least not in the top 11 that he relies on and that inspire him to greatness.

I'm actually concerned about Barkley.

"But some people are actually concerned.

"They need one who's actually concerned about their job".

What I am actually concerned about is the socioeconomic effects of the high-density immigration.

"Dennis is actually concerned about the schools and how the schools run," he said.