Sentence examples for concerned to offer from inspiring English sources

Macdonald, however, is clearly concerned to offer more than a straight music biog; he grapples at length with Marley's philosophical and religious convictions, as well as his precarious place above the fray of Jamaica's post-colonial political antagonism.

Shattuck is mainly concerned to offer uninitiated readers a way into understanding the shape of "In Search of Lost Time" (to use the better title that has now gained favor over the old C. K. Scott Moncrieff "Remembrance of Things Past"), how to go about making sense of its sinuous movement toward the final recognitions of "Time Regained".

We are in contact with the two members concerned to offer them our full support.

Philip Kitcher in his (1993) was concerned to offer an alternative to the strong programme's proposal that controversy and the persistence of alternative research programs were a function of the varying social or ideological commitments of researchers.

To Guest, Smart, in his religious poems, "is not concerned to offer instruction in Christian conduct".

Still, the Vatican is sufficiently concerned to offer special training for priests and novices this spring.

Other groups offer an opportunity for students with a common identity or concern to offer each other support.

As it turns out, this is not the first day trading concern to offer up classes via the social couponing discount site.

"I will personally write to the customers concerned to apologise and offer to meet with them face to face".

Moreover, it makes it possible to carry out a genetic council in the families concerned, and to offer the possibility of antenatal diagnosis if the families wish it.

A bid of around £700,000 has been mooted and United expect the club concerned to return with a definite offer in the weeks ahead.