Sentence examples for concerned with speaking from inspiring English sources

But few if any of the major organs of speech are exclusively or even mainly concerned with speaking.

"We are not concerned with speaking about Islam and pulling people to the mosque," Hazem Farouk Mansour, a candidate in the Cairo district of Shobra, told me.

Though Mitchell visited Melville Island regularly, he was primarily concerned with speaking to the officers, not the common prisoners.

It is concerned only with speaking and singing and with listening, thus depending upon the existence of a living culture to carry on a tradition.

He became increasingly concerned with traitors, spoke of malignant forces and publicly purged the young and old.

Our times demand that those concerned with civility speak up and require better from political candidates before the damage to our democracy is lasting.

"I'm now only concerned with making songs and speaking to people," Mr. Crahan said, speaking by telephone this week.

If this seems a muddled view of athletics, then it helps to think of the All-China Sports Federation as being concerned with competitive pastimes, broadly speaking.

"Some prefer clay, personally speaking i never tried smoking clay... er... .. Of course I couldn't comment on the smoking grass/clay part, as for Cahill, I agree it's the state of the players he's concerned with – but he's speaking in response to accusations that there is a problem with the courts.

The ceremonial orator is, properly speaking, concerned with the present, since all men praise or blame in view of the state of things existing at the time, though they often find it useful also to recall the past and to make guesses at the future.

If the data are indeed considered to be the only input, and if the statistical procedure is understood as an inference, then statistics is concerned with ampliative inference: roughly speaking, we get out more than we have put in.