Sentence examples for concerned so much from inspiring English sources

The law, of course, is not concerned so much about motives as about the perception of individuals about their disparaging, arbitrary and unequal treatment.

"We're not concerned so much that we wouldn't buy the house we wanted," said Mr. Malloy, 40, a broker with Salomon Smith Barney.

This latter movement, concerned so much with "Continental" theory, cultural context, politics, gender and identity both within and without the canon of western classical music, was entirely anathema to Williams's unique, but typically British, approach to musical scholarship.

It is the luck of the draw that has him concerned, so much so that he was still not sure where his filly will race this week, in the Kentucky Oaks or the Derby.

Some classical music fans and leading musicians, such as cellist Julian Lloyd Webber, were concerned so much money was set to be spent on building rather than on music education.

The musicians and composers of jazz who have left the greatest mark are those who fit into the Ornette Coleman mold; these are the artists who were not concerned so much with the mastery of craft as with the opening of artistic doors.

It's not the policy that's concerning so much as the implementation.

Together, these two concerns occupy so much of the horizon that it is difficult to see much else.

If things work out and the reunited band becomes a going concern, so much the better.

Scientists have found that some adults have died and mothers may abandon newborns after collaring, generating a new cause for concern – so much so that this week the Minnesota governor, Mark Dayton, issued an executive order to stop the programmes.

Bad air and clogged traffic are major concerns, so much so that the Environmental Protection Agency has said Las Vegas could lose some federal money if it does not take steps to clean its air.