Sentence examples for classic concerns from inspiring English sources

None of these are classic concerns of classic Tories.

For her that has meant expanding the column to include hints on home offices, composting and CD storage, keeping up smartly with the times while never forsaking the classic concerns.

The classic concerns -- leaving home, fitting in, forming relationships, doing well, finding the right career -- have been complicated by more split families, more lifestyle choices, the alienating effects of technology, constant bombardment of information, a shrinking economy and mounting academic pressure.

The combination of the Election Systems & Software and Diebold American voting machine divisions raises classic antitrust concerns.

"I essentially use my apartment as a place to reflect on art and research, rather than a place for the classic bourgeois concerns in life," he said.

His interests in terms of legislation were mostly focused on reducing red tape and simplifying the tax system – classic Tory concerns.

One classic example concerns homosexuality, a subject of widespread tabloid condemnation in the 1950s, ill humour as late as the 1980s (when the Sun was still referring to gay men as "poofs") and then, as if by magic, acceptance.

The classic belief concerns the role of luck (versus effort) in the generation of income.

The unusual, initially puzzling perspective, the interest in dynamic geometrical forms, the celebration of up-to-the-minute engineering: everything about this photograph bespeaks classic Modernist concerns.

And please don't quote me the classic "privacy" concerns.

I'm a psychologist, so you won't be surprised that my choice of classic studies concern the mental processes rather than the social processes involved in learning.