Sentence examples for entitled concerned from inspiring English sources

The comic's popularity, as well as the fact that Livingston stated he does not intend to continue the comic through Half-Life 2: Episode One, led to the appearance of an unofficial sequel to Concerned, entitled Concerned 2: A Concerned Rip-Off: The Continuing Adventures of Gordon Frohman, and created by Norman N. Black, although it is currently on a undisclosed hiatus since November 28 , 2010

Gao Yu, a 71-year-old independent journalist, disclosed in 2013 that an inner-party paper known as "Document No 9" – formally entitled "Concerning the Situation in the Ideological Sphere" – had sketched out the blueprint for this drive against dissenters who claim "universal" rights.

By contrast, Adrastus of Aphrodisias defended the relationship between the Categories and the Topics in a work entitled Concerning the Order of Aristotle's Treatises (Simplicius, In Cat. 16. 1 4).

Porphyry reports that Plotinus was, in fact, accused of having plagiarized from Numenius and that, in response, Amelius, a devotee of Numenius' writings and follower of Plotinus, wrote a treatise entitled Concerning the Difference Between the Doctrines of Plotinus and Numenius (Life of Plotinus 3 and 17).

Thank you for sending your work entitled "Concerning RNA-Guided Gene Drives for the Engineering of Wild Populations" for consideration at eLife.

In 1898, Ganser [ 1] delivered a paper entitled "Concerning an unusual hysterical confusional state" in which he described prisoners who developed transitory symptoms of mental illness, characterized by disturbed consciousness, hallucinations, sensory changes of a hysterical kind, and characteristic answers to questions.

Entitled "Concern, Crush, Desire," it brackets a quirky selection of original works from the Whitney's permanent collection, by Marsden Hartley, Andy Warhol, Garry Winogrand, and others.

The report, from the council's Centre for Strategic Research, entitled Concerns about Iraq and Considerations for the Future, has not been widely publicized.

An x-ray machine, a visit to the cinema and a gramophone player are all treated with suspicious wonder; a central chapter, entitled "Snow", concerns its 50-odd pages with Hans's near-fatal expedition into the snowy wasteland surrounding the sanatorium, an expedition that culminates in a horrific hallucination which could have come straight out of the pages of HP Lovecraft.

"Australia is entitled to be concerned that Timor-Leste may be encouraging the commission of that crime.

"Investors are more than entitled to be concerned about the productivity of the capital they have invested in our business," said Andrew Mackenzie, the new chief executive of BHP.