Sentence examples for concerned to explain from inspiring English sources
But he is concerned to explain something that has been widely misunderstood.
Significantly if their recommendations are rejected the Committee would have to contact the minister concerned to explain and justify their decision.
He was concerned to explain how the process of looking at a motif or subject depicted in a work of art both echoes how we look at phenomena in the real world and how it differs radically from it.
The Author's Due is especially concerned to explain the emergence of a modern notion of authorship, linked as this was with modern concepts of literary and intellectual property.
In sum, both readings agree that Plato is concerned to explain the distinctive capacity of humans to classify sense-perception under universals.
Proponents of the intellectual seemings account must be concerned to explain the error of their opponents and, ideally, to enable them to locate the states in themselves.
Marlin Fitzwater, the White House spokesman, had trouble keeping a straight face as he invoked national security concerns to explain the lack of compliance.
Officials cited safety concerns to explain why the total fell short of the requirement set by an original court order: that all children under age 5 — a total of 102, by the government's latest count — be reunited by Tuesday.
(That is, your RESUME). After all, you're not physically there to defend yourself, to smile, to stretch out a hand for a handshake, to stand tall, to brush off a concern, to explain your choices and … well, you get the idea.
And Externalists are often concerned to describe and explain not only language structure, but also the workings of processing mechanisms and the etiology of performance errors.
