We just became stoic and unconcerned.
Because of their belief in the fairness of 'deserved inequalities', such respondents were discovered to have become almost completely unconcerned with the idea of promoting greater equality while at the same time asserting that Britain was a beacon of fairness that offered opportunities for all.
Like late Titian, Rembrandt's style towards the end of his life became ever more frank and unconcerned with the kind of painterly decorum and detail expected by his patrons.
Like Titian, Rembrandt's style towards the end of his life became more frank: he was unconcerned with the kind of painterly decorum and detail expected by his patrons.
Meanwhile Hollywood films had become increasingly expensive, escapist, unconcerned with public affairs and dominated by cautious producers, overpaid stars and special effects.
Without the institutional restraints of a robust democracy and public criticism by a free media and the political opposition, such a leader eventually becomes a blinkered one, unconcerned with anyone's opinions, and certain that he is always right.
This approach became a increased source of friction between Oyston and Holloway towards the end of the outspoken Bristolian's tenure, but Ince is unconcerned by such details at present.
Mr. Thurmond apparently remained unconcerned that his secret would become public.
At one point, Ocean's friend's mum warns him, via answerphone on Be Yourself, that "when people become weed heads, they become sluggish, lazy, stupid and unconcerned", but like some sci-fi chemist, he makes a synthetic cannabinoid from sound; Blonde is perhaps the ultimate stoner record, actually replicating weed's various effects.
Furthermore, because Judah is primarily unconcerned with the antagonism between faith and reason, he becomes one of the first Jewish philosophers to ignore esotericism (viz., that philosophical truths must be kept from the unenlightened) as a philosophical principle.
