Sentence examples for concerned with something from inspiring English sources

Braine is concerned with something more basic.

They, the theatrical values, are concerned with something else.

Likewise, "Believing Is Seeing," though perceptive about photography, is fundamentally concerned with something very different: epistemology.

There is, however, a growing field of research that is concerned with something other than artificial "virtual" time and space.

In fact, it is concerned with something completely abstract: the potential of drawing to revisit deja-vu moments.

"They're just concerned with something that I got caught up in, and I'd really rather not go into it," he said.

His statement reads as someone who is not so much concerned with doing something wrong as he is concerned with being caught doing something wrong.

"I have been most concerned with dramatizing something of the dynamism I myself find in human motivations and behavior.

While 2007 might have been the age of the mobile internet browser, today's customers are increasingly concerned with security, something that BlackBerry is at the forefront of.

Those who are more concerned with having something to look gorgeous on the table than what's inside, however, are spoilt for choice this year.

While pop continues down its cheerful, colourful path, a group of electronic artists seem increasingly concerned with soundtracking something more doom-laden.