Sentence examples for course concerned from inspiring English sources

Relativity physics is, of course, concerned only with the quantitative aspects of the world.

The spokesman said: "The Queen is of course concerned by the report of an attack in Woolwich earlier today.

Though the Hydronic Lift workers are, of course, concerned about the future, they say what upset them most was the furtiveness of the closure.

The former, of course, concerned the injustice of the death penalty and the large amount of doubt concerning Mr Davis's guilt.

Of course concerned, law-abiding parents would have installed safety guards, but those barriers couldn't deter Peter Pan any more than they stop the local mosquitoes.

The New Yorker, October 18 , 1941P. 13 Incidental Intelligence: The Harvard University Gazette recently announced the cancellation of Government 28, which is a course concerned with "Modern Emperialism".

The White family's lifestyle was of course concerning.

Your question, of course, concerns the nonlegal ethics of this procedure.

One of the most interesting stories – untold by the tapestries themselves, of course – concerns the rivalry between Michelangelo and Raphael.

Of course, concerning norm continuity or differentiability at we only mean right continuity or right differentiability.

The crucial caveat here, of course, concerns the use of the word 'often'.