Sentence examples for concerning herself from inspiring English sources

Other things, she might reason, are of more importance in life than concerning herself with her dietary motivations.

By contrast, Macaulay follows Locke the political philosopher, and accepts the existence of God, and immutable moral truth, without concerning herself too deeply with regard to the question of how it is that an "abstract fitness of things" can "enable us to compare and perceive the agreement and disagreement of our sensitive and reflex ideas".

As its title suggests, Patterns of Consciousness finds Barbieri explicitly concerning herself with the way we think.

The woman's depressed mood may influence the prenatal expectations and representations concerning herself as a parent and her relationship with the infant, and this may impact on the way she feels and acts postnatally [ 70].

So does her best friend, played by Ms. Hunt, who has enough to concern herself with.

Moreover, Ms. Appuzo needs to consult only one person where the house is concerned: herself.

Then she explained that it would be inappropriate for her to concern herself with the issue of redistricting at this early stage.

As a rich liberal ape who concerns herself with what you would have to call human rights, Helena Bonham Carter is sweetly demure and almost inaudible.

But it seems unlikely that she will ever be minded to concern herself with temperature control, even if she does know 50 words for snow.

Regina does not concern herself with the terms "lesbian" or "bisexual," and she is nonchalant about the sex of her new lover.

Ms. Coddington, of Hudson Oil Supply, said she was not concerned herself until she started to see spikes in the prices her company was getting charged by suppliers.