Sentence examples for core concern with from inspiring English sources

These manic outbursts aren't arbitrary, of course, but cluster around the novel's core concern with the waning of the Summer of Love, when all was balmy and celestial, into the chilly Autumn of Authority, which Pynchon implies has yet to end.

There was concern when Beijing described much of the South China Sea as a "core concern", with claims of sovereignty over other disputed islands despite protests by the neighbours.

Vaporwave is at its core concerned with recycling the past into blissful, synthesised melancholia, which makes the voice of a man so enamoured with heritage a perfect featured artist.

Now he needs to follow through with action, to keep demonstrating that his core concern is coming up with the best possible plan, not simply keeping the issue on hold until after this fall's election.

One of the core concerns associated with the emergence of genetic testing technologies - particularly in the context of direct-to-consumer (DTC) testing - is that the information on genetic risk will cause harm.

For Ono, the issue of books, and how we interact with them, is a core concern.

"That's the core concern," Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del). said in an interview with The Washington Post when announcing his support for the deal Tuesday.

Most participants identified remuneration as a core concern.

Schmidt writes that "as initially envisioned by Dodd, Father's Day sounded distinctly 'feminized,' with core concerns about Father's role within the home….

One of the core concerns of the public with regard to the assessment of the trustworthiness of genomics initiatives has been the role of private partners (Vayena and Gasser 2016; Dove and Özdemir 2015).

The country already believed Washington is out of touch with its core concerns.