Sentence examples for are ultimately concerned from inspiring English sources
Both the "Ring" and "Game of Thrones" are ultimately concerned not with sex but with power.
By Alex Ross August 29, 2017 Both the "Ring" cycle and "Game of Thrones" are ultimately concerned not with sex but with power.
Played out as avant-garde multi-platform shock and awe, her songs, at the cellular level, are ultimately concerned with love, generosity and wonderment.
Republicans on Capitol Hill, although they have demonstrated a remarkable willingness to overlook Trump's misdeeds and falsehoods, are ultimately concerned with their own political futures.
— Anna Laetitia Barbauld, "The Rights of Woman" For all their arguments about the past, one senses that both editors are ultimately concerned about the poetry and poets of today, as many anthologists are and should be: a tradition needs heirs.
It is debatable that philosophers of statistics are ultimately concerned with the delicate, even ethereal issue of the justification of induction.
So too is Paul Tillich's account of faith as 'the state of being ultimately concerned', since the claim of the object of one's ultimate concern to 'promise total fulfilment even if all other claims have to be subjected to it or rejected in its name' cannot in principle be established on the basis of the evidence.
He's ultimately concerned with good and evil and power.
Though separated by centuries, each text is ultimately concerned with the celebration and affirmation of grace; Mahler unites both, astonishingly, through his music.
In the past, Chwe pointed out, many public rituals, such as coronations and executions, were ultimately concerned with maintaining existing systems of authority.
