Sentence examples for concerned with beyond from inspiring English sources

Naipaul's themes are fate, dissolution, bad luck; but he is also concerned with, beyond the story, the music – that is, a span of time, constituting a narrative or a life, comprising pauses in which the sword falls repeatedly, and in which nothing much is achieved.

Stark was not really concerned with politics, beyond a desire to assuage the injustices she saw immediately before her.

But Mr. Murakami seems more concerned with reaching beyond the art world to speak directly to a mass audience.

The story is adult, insofar as it is concerned with something beyond getting a certain girl into the arms of a certain man.

Only "Fall for Your Type," written with and featuring the emotional savant Drake, is concerned with something beyond alcohol spilling out of cups and clothes dropping on the floor.

The justices also said that the various exceptions and carve-outs in the rule demonstrated that the board was concerned with matters beyond its core mission to improve public health.

It was this sector of education, which was concerned with education beyond the normal school-leaving ages of 16 or 18, that experienced the most astonishing growth in the number of students.

Obama's response hinted at one reason why the connection between U.S. gun policy and Mexican violence is not often addressed: Much of the American public is not as concerned with violence beyond U.S. borders.

Tschira, who dreamed big on Earth, was also concerned with what existed beyond.

But the fact that we're even concerned with such things beyond passing curiosity is absurd.

(On the other Sundays, we learn that there are no lawmakers who are authentically concerned with the unemployed, beyond what they can provide to their electoral careers).