Its success enabled Markham to devote himself to writing and lecturing in which he concerned himself with social and industrial, as well as poetic, problems.
Restored to royal favour in 1658, Beaufort concerned himself with his duties as admiral.
Faras became a budding soccer star and body builder; Yousef concerned himself with earning money as a construction worker.
Gordon Stewart hadn't much concerned himself with "the Ailes problem," as some of his friends termed it.
The creativity that had seemed to end with the tortured religious poetry and verse drama of the 1920s and '30s had a rich and extraordinary late flowering as Eliot concerned himself, on the scale of The Waste Land but in a very different manner and mood, with the well-being of the society in which he lived.
He managed to avoid the bowing and scraping expected of ambassadors, but he felt acutely the shabbiness of the gifts he had brought from England for the aesthete Jahangir; and he could not entirely overcome Jahangir's scepticism about a supposedly great English king who concerned himself with such petty things as trade.
There are also a number of this resolution's clauses that should be amended for the sake of historical accuracy, something that Mr. Forbes has never been one to concern himself with, as became abundantly clear with his introduction in the last Congress of H. Res.
Edwards said he would concern himself this week as much with his players' confidence as with their considerable shortcomings on the field.
He reminds us that Jesus didn't concern himself about abortion or gays, as many contemporary Christians do, but rather that his focus was on compassion for the sick and the poor, and on love and respect for neighbors and enemies.
Posada, an All-Star catcher, was concerned about himself as he tried to understand why General Manager Brian Cashman said he would listen to trade proposals him.
