Sentence examples for concerning himself from inspiring English sources

Rockwell is not the only prominent architect who is concerning himself with play.

From 1919 to 1931 he lived in semiretirement, concerning himself with volunteer health and social welfare causes in Finland.

His sure hand with a script, she added, meant that he could leave the emotional nuances of scenes to his actors, concerning himself more with the physical details.

Roy Orbison was in the same category, with the additional appeal, to my mind at least, that he wasn't concerning himself with intergalactic sexual ambiguity.

Majid, our 35-year-old driver, says he blasts his favourite music without concerning himself about whether his passengers, let alone the authorities, appreciate it.

Naturally, he was discouraged, but mainly because of what he'd encountered before his legal strife: "The average homosexual, I found, was ignorant concerning himself.

He need not have concerned himself, though.

Rhodes concerns himself primarily with the beginning and the end.

He chiefly concerned himself with experimental and analytical work.

Vezain need not concern himself with such regulations.

The manager had little with which to concern himself thereafter.