Sentence examples for began to concern from inspiring English sources
Soon he began to concern himself with Thornycroft's problem of reducing the hydrodynamic drag on the hull of a boat with some kind of air lubrication.
In 1907 the Swiss psychiatrists, under the leadership of E. Bleuler and C.G. Jung, began to concern themselves in the subject; and in 1908 there took place at Salzburg a first meeting of adherents from a number of different countries.
In a trend begun in the Ṣafavid period, a number of influential mujtahids began to concern themselves with matters of government, to the point of questioning the regime's legitimacy.
The colonial government began to concern itself with the plight of African peoples; in 1923 the colonial secretary issued a White Paper in which he indicated that African interests in the colony had to be paramount, although his declaration did not immediately result in any great improvement in conditions.
Increasingly, researchers began to concern the aging problem in the car society.
A couple of things began to concern me at that time.
I wonder if the difference between his public image and his real self had begun to concern him, poetically, I mean - whether it suggested to him a certain professional failing.
John used some of this money to pay for new alliances on Philip's eastern frontiers, where the growth in Capetian power was beginning to concern France's neighbours.
While playing shows behind the trio's 2009 debut, that idea had begun to concern him, which resulted in the more uniform sound of "Happy to You," from 2012.
