Sentence examples for but actually concerns from inspiring English sources

Flagrant tax evasion by the rich seems a remote subject, but actually concerns every person in the world.

Yet the genius of the larger work is its unresolvable ambivalence, its queasy dwelling in a netherzone that begins "One should never tell anyone anything," then goes on for more than a thousand pages to tell and not tell, over and over, in matters that seem merely philosophical but actually concern life and death.

That it does not get the money to where it is needed and is policed by people who are obsessed about their own status and what the rules are but not actually concerned about poverty.

This was true in the reactions to the Pew report, most of which actually concerns party sorting, as political scientist Morris Fiorina noted.

The virgin birth mentioned in Isaiah 7 14 is, as I noted last week, actually concerns the birth of a child to a young woman, not a virgin.

What actually concerns the experts is seeing a school report that it had no sex offenses on campus in a given year, which nearly half did for 2012.

Most concerns raised about overcapitalized fishing fleets and excess productive (harvesting) capacity are actually concerns about capital and effort utilization.

"Everybody is talking about it, but they're actually concerned about it becoming public.

But actually the concern is that, particularly when unemployment rises, young people are unable to afford the prerequisites for marriage.

"But some people are actually concerned.

It runs across town from east to west but we're only actually concerned with Queen West.