Sentence examples for concerns with the same from inspiring English sources

Such influences are visible in the HEF's and VF's rhetoric of positive and negative images in California textbooks, and in their charges that the State Board of Education has discriminated against Hindu groups by not treating their concerns with the same gravity that they have accorded other religious groups.

Mid Air is the rare pop album that delves into family, a long marriage, raising children and other concerns with the same passion the Stones brought to drinking and drugging.

In this way, Kant is concerned with the same sorts of questions that Epictetus and Boethius are.

Marx and Nietzsche were concerned with the same question, Volf added albeit it in a somewhat twisted way in the case of Nietzsche.

It is also what happens online when we randomly connect with others concerned with the same social problem, and multiply our individual voices in the process.

Both Camus and Monod, Dr. Carroll writes, were concerned with the same fundamental problem: how to act morally, even heroically, in a random, indifferent universe.

A word frequency analysis of the campaign websites for Better Together and Yes Scotland shows they are mostly concerned with the same issues: currency, tax, the EU, and oil.

Those that depend upon whether something is said in a certain respect only or said absolutely, are clear cases of ignoratio elenchi because the affirmation and the denial are not concerned with the same point.

Each one of these episodes is concerned with the same themes -- violence, passion, religious belief, psychological suppression -- and emerges with the message that none can be understood without the others.

'Syria is unique because both the regime and the people are concerned with the same issues: they agree over the Arab-Israeli conflict; they agree in supporting the Palestinians; they agree over the Anglo-US invasion of Iraq.

Both "Puttermesser: Her Work History, Her Ancestry, Her Afterlife" and the novella-sized "Puttermesser and Xanthippe" are concerned with the same character, a not-so-young lawyer and municipal servant, Ruth Puttermesser.