Sentence examples for be as much concerned from inspiring English sources

They first crossed swords over Wiesenthal's contention that Jews must be as much concerned for the non-Jewish victims of the Holocaust as for their own race.

The remaining chapters are as much concerned with evidence as with theory.

He is as much concerned with ecstasy and suffering as with technical achievement.

But Mr. McDonagh is as much concerned with the absurdity as the horror of political violence.

The Commission is as much concerned with its financial condition as it is with that of Brownsville.

So inevitably and quite properly, this book is as much concerned with marriage as with its dissolution.

He may have been as much concerned with exposing the limitations of human reason as with attacking superstition.

His latest book, On the Edge of the New Century, is as much concerned with the future as the past.

I think I was as much concerned with the quality of the language as that of the story".

Spoiled residents are as much concerned about the wrong people getting in as they are about the garbage finding its way out.

But this detracts from, and overlooks, his efforts in achieving genuine reconciliation, and the fact that he was as much concerned about transformation as he was about reconciliation.