Sentence examples for concerning as it does from inspiring English sources

The Watsons was not finished, possibly because its plot reflected Austen's life at the time, concerning as it does the daughters of a sick and widowed clergyman who dies, leaving them impoverished.

The answer is interesting, concerning, as it does, the poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, Harpo Marx, and the 1969 Mets.

It is strange that this image of our proximity, concerning as it does mere phosphate of calcium, should bestow a sense of peace.

Concerning as it does a conspiracy amongst Australian cops you might expect this drama, both written by and starring Joel Edgerton, to be a violent, brawny study in machismo.

Peter Weir's Master and Commander, concerning as it does the adventures of men and boys in the early 19th century navy, turns on male codes and encompasses a great deal of violence, but in its flexible ideas of what manliness might be it displays a genial maturity.

This is certainly one of Trollope's least assuming novels, concerning, as it does, an unremarkable spinster who, having lived a life of Victorian female usefulness to others, suddenly appears to have come into real money – enough to embark on a life of independence at last.

What is more, the struggle — concerning, as it did, the rules regarding the involvement of an incoming President in international affairs — is particularly illuminating today, as the investigation of the special counsel Robert Mueller into possible Russian interference in the 2016 election has grown to encompass the foreign contacts of the Trump transition team.

With the Space Age then very much underway, Dr. No's plot was of the moment, concerning as it did a mission to prevent American space launches from Cape Canaveral from being thrown off course from a mysterious Caribbean island, a mission grown especially urgent by the American plan to "orbit a rocket around the Moon," as M describes it to Bond.

Most of what Spicer had to say in his press briefing and Q&A on May 30 was — to be generous — intelligible if empty or, in the case of his example of "fake news," absurdly misleading, concerning as it did a BBC error that was quickly corrected.

These issues do not concern DIAS as it does not depend on a specific interaction mechanism.

This is a concern, as it does not fully appreciate and model the dynamism and complexities of team leadership as revealed in recent research on shared leadership.