Sentence examples for concerned rather from inspiring English sources

Others are concerned, rather, with identifying cognitive (or mental) structures that consciously or unconsciously guide a human being's observable behaviour.

He said he was concerned, rather, about the possibility that the girl would be taunted or threatened for participating in the case.

But, the WHO's assistant director general, Bruce Aylward, said within an hour or so that they were concerned rather than alarmed.

He was concerned rather to affirm that the totality of existence inanimate (Genesis 1 3 19), living (20 25), and human (26 31)—derived immediately from the same divine source.

You said in a recent interview that your characters don't struggle as immigrants but are concerned rather with internal struggles and with the problems they've brought with them from China.

The same could be said of the Chinese, whose literary manuals and books on prosody and rhetoric are, as with the West, relegated to the class of technical handbooks, while their literary criticism is concerned rather with subjective, expressive factors and so aligns itself with the pseudo-Longinus' "sublime".

The meta-categories concerning

"The number of members of the press who have lauded the actions last night as 'presidential' is concerning," Rather wrote in a Facebook post last Friday.

He's not concerned, but rather likens his platform to a Seurat collection of pinpoints.

As far as the puzzle is concerned, I rather liked it.

However, most data concerned particulate rather than gas erosion, and at relatively low temperatures.