Sentence examples for concern to show from inspiring English sources

"What's happening now is a seasonal phenomenon, probably accentuated by a concern to show Vince Cable that things are changing," he says.

It also encouraged her analytic approach to writing and her concern to show the possibilities of explaining events in more than one way, both scientific or "real", and magical.

His scholarship, his critical understanding of scripture and his pastoral concern to show the love of Christ would have no truck whatsoever with the hypocrisy and dishonesty shown by today's House of Bishops over matters of gay love and the clergy.

Buy a Mets jersey (or T-shirt if price is a concern) to show your team pride as you go about your day.

Both the alliance and David Cameron were concerned to show that the UK's rejection of the EU was not a rejection of Nato too.

Jackson and co-writer Kristin Gore, daughter of Al, are concerned to show us the dark side of the European immigrant experience.

Yet Tabrizi's movie is at bottom earnestly moral; its religious theme reaches out to Christian ideas and is concerned to show how the gentle, accommodating side of Islam can guide the wickedest soul to heaven.

It was like they were filling up the bag to make it look better, as far as I'm concerned, to show the world: 'Oh, look at all the stuff we got from this house,'" she said.

As for Therese, there is less enigma surrounding her, and the film is concerned to show us that there is no Ripley-esque parasitism in her attachment to the older woman.

They were concerned to show that the hard-wiring of toddlers' brains can be detrimentally affected by the unrealistic visual stimuli that television allegedly sends pinging all over toddlers' synapses.

The French Catholic Church is clearly concerned to show that priesthood is a profession for modern, dynamic and, above all, normal people in a country where 60 per cent of the population are Catholic but mass attendance is low.