Sentence examples for concern mostly from inspiring English sources

The category of "canonicity," of practical concern mostly to textbook manufacturers, distracts the celebrant from his own aesthetic reactions and evaluations.

But from the 1980s to the late 2000s demography retreated to the wings of public debate, a concern mostly of geeks and obsessives.

He said his company, had larger investments in China than any other American concern, mostly around Beijing, but was considering opening a research and development center here.

"While sin used to concern mostly the individual, today it has mainly a social resonance," Monsignor Gianfranco Girotti told L'Osservatore Romano, Vatican City's local paper.

Durst's lawyers expressed concern mostly about ease of access to their client, although they also told the court they did not believe their client suffered from "an acute mental illness", according to the court filings.

There are references to the Quartet in C-Sharp Minor, Opus 131, which Beethoven finished just before Karl tried to kill himself, but these concern mostly the title page.

He is concerned mostly about her honesty.

The Crown Court is concerned mostly with criminal cases.

In reality, he governed both territories himself, but his administrative reforms concerned mostly the Serbian provinces.

Once the competition had begun, these concerns mostly fell by the wayside.

Dr. Fukuyama, a political scientist, is concerned mostly with the cultural, not biological, aspects of human society.