Sentence examples for concern lay from inspiring English sources

McIlroy's only cause for concern lay in recent history.

They said their main concern lay in stopping the abuse of student visas by people seeking to find jobs and settle in Britain.

A Louvre study for the folds of Mary's drape over her leg, in part elaborate and in part briefly allusive, shows that Leonardo's main concern lay in the dynamics preceding a static stage.

All dumb, that is, except for that pocket of students in the corner – and perhaps except for those whose primary concern lay in this fixture slipping into the night, and out of the consciousness at long last, without any hint of controversy.

Hook's focus of concern lay in the domain of political beliefs like democracy, socialism or individual rights.

Coates mentions this without the crucial qualifier that Moynihan's particular concern lay with the mismatch between the authority structure young people were encountering at home and the reality of a male authority structure in the broader society--a simple empirical reality in 1965.

But the real concern lies ahead.

"And that's where our concern lies".

The causes for concern lie deep.

ANOTHER concern lies in the savings rate.

That's where my concern lies".