Sentence examples for anything concerned from inspiring English sources

The police arrested almost anyone for anything, concerned less about keeping the peace than supplying the labor.

In "Spring," Haig-Brown observes that he is not an innovative or a revolutionary angler, nor an expert "on anything concerned with fish or fishing".

As Trevor Nunn said: "In my experience anything concerned with the stage is essentially a collective activity, it requires shared imagination and trust for everyone involved, so preparing and giving a performance makes a bond, deepens understanding, helps communication, encourages interaction and self expression".

In his day, "moral" meant anything concerned with human nature, not just ethics, as he makes clear at the beginning of the first Enquiry, where he defines "moral philosophy" as "the science of human nature" (EHU 1.1/5).

Politics, according to Mahatma Gandhi, is concerned with the well-being of human communities and anything concerned with human well-being must concern the person of religious commitment.

"Anything concerning the heart leaves it in confusion," it said.

I don't believe that Bernard Herrmann was naïve about anything concerning music.

I opened the magazine with anticipation; as a mother, anything concerning rearing children in our often challenging society interests me.

King, at yesterday's weigh-in for the Felix Trinidad-Williamiddleweightleweight fight, said he would not talk about anything concerning Rahman.

After the accident, the company forbade us to speak to journalists and outsiders about anything concerning the coal mines," he said.

Wright's book offers insights into human nature, and is fun to read (as far as anything concerning human nature can ever be fun).