Sentence examples for concern of myself from inspiring English sources

Carrier replied with a letter of 2,000 words that moves from solicitousness ("I am writing this time to convey the concern of myself and numerous colleagues") to brute candor ("There is absolutely no scientific basis for your position") to self-regard ("I have also enclosed an excerpt from my forthcoming book summarizing the current science on this subject").

What explains my special sort of concern for myself is that I'm in fact an extended narrative ego — not some present time-slice concerned about the well-being of some different future time-slice — and I'm constantly extending that narrative into the future, so my concern is global, a concern for the whole self I'm creating via this story, the whole self whose various parts are mine.

But he's learned that I don't bring something troublesome up without a great deal of thought, and I've learned to keep some of my concerns to myself.

"That's a concern of mine.

My concern, of course, was for London.

This would be another concern of mine.

That's no concern of SeaDrill yet.

That had been a concern of mine.

This concern, of course, no longer applies.

But that's no concern of yours.

He properly raises the concern of independence.