Sentence examples for concerned loves from inspiring English sources

"Bid Time Return," a 1975 novel later re-published as "Somewhere in Time," and "What Dreams May Come," published in 1978, both concerned loves that transcended time and place.

A prolific commenter on this website who goes by the handle Ubermensch1 recently declared that he or she (you never know when avatars are concerned) loves tomato ketchup but, conversely, loathes fresh tomatoes.

The novel's best characters, the ones we come to know well enough to care about, are women: the narrator's concerned, loving mother, and the Senator's mistress and victim, JoEllen Charney.

Persons with memory problems, as well as their concerned loved ones, worry about the harms of the "dementia" and "Alzheimer's disease" labels.

It can even inject a dose of calmness in concerned loved ones spending anxious hours in waiting rooms.

Inspired by the overwhelming success of last year's ResearchKit -- an open source app platform that allows research institutes to recruit and measure participants in medical research studies by iPhone -- the tech company is launching CareKit, a platform that allows individual users to now share the research data they're collecting with healthcare providers and concerned loved ones.

Girl group songs were often more concerned with love and longing than white-hot lust.

Mrs. Austin who is also named Vicky is fair-minded, concerned, in love with her husband, and a good cook.

To say her second album is the subject of a big label push would be to understate the producerly firepower (Dr Luke, Greg Kurstin) flung at Electra Heart, an album concerned with love, identity, femininity and America.

By mid-decade rhythm and blues had come to mean black popular music that was not overtly aimed at teenagers, since the music that was becoming known as rock and roll sometimes featured lyrics that concerned first love and parent-child conflict, as well as a less subtle approach to rhythm.

Less concerned was "Love" star Gillian Jacobs, who was hanging out with "Game of Thrones" star Emilia Clarke.