Where humans are concerned, all sorts of things are possible.
Aldrich attributed this higher profile to a "climate of concern with all things psychological".
WASHINGTON — The next great First Amendment battle in the Supreme Court concerns, of all things, dogfight videos.
The Gaslight Anthem's concern with all things vintage (the gaslight, the year 1959) suggests a nostalgic streak a mile wide.
A concern, in all things, for authenticity.
The anatomy of a broken world in "Everything is Broken" (on the album Oh Mercy) is but an example of how the thematic concern with all things broken is grounded in a concrete sonic reality".
I meant it figuratively -- our concern with all things environmental would morph into heightened awareness about the world's water supply (and, sure enough, when magazines got bored with their "green" issues a few years later, some of them published "blue" issues to highlight this dimension of climate responsibility).
According to Charles Peirce, new ideas cannot be originated by deduction or induction but only by abduction; "[a] bduction furnishes all our ideas concerning real things, beyond what are given in perception" (www.commens.org/dictionary/sources/quotes/644).org/dictionary/sources/quotes/644
"I'm the kind of person who is concerned about all the things and difficulties and problems that can occur," he said, sounding somewhat more measured than in recent days, "and we have spent a great deal of time thinking about them, analyzing them, preparing for them.
Nevertheless, it means that populations of pastoralist origin will often have very high population growth rates, possibly higher than elsewhere in the countries concerned, and therefore, all things being equal, one would expect their proportion to increase, not decrease.
