Sentence examples for becomes concerned with from inspiring English sources

Whereas the first half of California supplies evocative scenes and sentences, such as a haunting moment of confrontation with a starving coyote, attention to the visceral quality of life in this particular future diminishes as the book becomes concerned with ins and outs of a wider conspiracy and authorially dangled secrets.

After "Gigi" comes her first film, "Roman Holiday," and a best-actress Oscar; the play "Ondine"; the film "Sabrina," during which she has an affair with William Holden; and "The Nun's Story," during which she first becomes concerned with the plight of hungry children around the world.

In the fourth chapter to Matter and Memory, Bergson calls this reversal of habitual intelligence "the turn of experience" where experience becomes concerned with utility, where it becomes human experience (Matter and Memory, pp.184 85).

Movie studios have started to become concerned with the company's growing influence, and they're determined to prevent it from becoming the next iTunes, so big and powerful that it can dictate terms.

"Wine became modern as it became concerned with representing itself as culture.

Pietism quickly spread and later became concerned with social and educational matters.

By the 1980s French Canadian theatre again became concerned with broader universal issues.

Increasingly his plays have become concerned with love and loss and the brevity of life.

Steinberg became concerned with the issue in the 1990s when his clients Steve Young and Troy Aikman sustained concussions.

In the 1960s, John Bell, then an obscure physicist at CERN, became concerned with this problem.

Bigelow became concerned with the unhealthiness of burials under churches, as well as the possibility of running out of space.