Sentence examples for concerned movement from inspiring English sources

And to me, as far as gender roles are concerned, movement toward the middle is progress.

"The piece was very physical and concerned with movement language and choreography," Mr. Camacho said.

It is not scripted or heavily edited; it is more concerned with movement than with tension, contrast, or character.

When they are more concerned in movement than consumption, they die off as time goes on.

The veteran guard Chris Snee said he was more concerned about potential movement of the cup during play.

Triniti said that she supported the Concerned Student 1950 movement but had attended her classes rather than the protests.

Al Gore has been sidelined; Copenhagen was an embarrassment for all concerned; and the movement's "strategic blindness" has led to our current inertia.

But this year, the organization called out five people and three organizations for their contributions, including members of the Concerned Student 1950 movement, and Bree Newsome, the woman who took down the Confederate flag at the South Carolina statehouse.  .  .  .

The Concerned Student 1950 movement and the Legion of Black Collegians, the school's black student association, had confronted the president at a Homecoming parade last month and protested on campus.

Information cascades fall somewhere in between, both attracting the interest of viral marketing experts - who worry about optimal outreach and costs - and collective social action and political scientists - concerned about grassroots movements, opinion contagion, etc.

Washington was most concerned about the movements of General Howe, and what his goal was.