Sentence examples for concerned with material from inspiring English sources
Holly Hotchner, the museum director, said the choice of a facade made of clay, fired into a warp-and-weft pattern in terra cotta, "speaks to who we are" -- an institution concerned with material and craft.
A Wharton M.B.A. herself, Ms. Weiser is sort of an organic lifestyle coach for the kind of Westchester mother who "might look like she's concerned with material success," as Ms. Weiser puts it diplomatically, but "wants an element of 'crunchy'— who feels something pulling at them that's more real".
It thus provides a full account of Porphyry's semantics—a semantics based on Aristotle, because he takes ordinary language to be concerned with material things rather than with the intelligible world.
In the 1950s, I was inspired also by the work of Wassily Kandinsky: he wanted to create an art of spiritual renewal, believing that humans have lost touch with spirituality, being concerned with material things.
As an engineer, he is concerned with materials, mechanics and fluid dynamics.
Section 2 is concerned with materials and methods used, while Sect. 3 deals with the literature review.
It is concerned with materials and systems whose structures and components exhibit novel and improved physical, chemical, and biological properties.
Influenced by his work in railway surgery, he was particularly concerned with materials that were good for use in the field and sometimes advocated the use of supplies that could be obtained locally from hardware stores and similar suppliers.
Although it has a strong fantasy bent, it is basically concerned with the material and peopled universe and its cross-connections.
As Mishra describes him, Siddhartha Gautama, the sixth-century B.C. Indian princeling who would become known as the Buddha, was not a religious figure but a secular one, concerned with relieving material suffering.
Without wishing to idealise or simplify too much, we see some signs of its manifestation at the moment in north Africa, where the uprisings are, of course, concerned with the material conditions of the people.
