Sentence examples for especially concerned to from inspiring English sources
He is especially concerned to combat the idea that theoretical work in philosophy or the sciences is or should be detached from volition, from affects.
Especially concerned to warn against the destructive byproducts of the profit motive, again and again Pope Francis connects the dots, or draws the lines, between matters that may seem to many people separate: matters such as greed, technology, and ecological degradation.
Florence was a loving mother, grandparent and great-grandparent who was especially concerned, to the very end, about their welfare and happiness.
They were especially concerned to learn that she was ready to take an active role as president of the Vincent Astor Foundation.
"I'm especially concerned to see how much of the cables have to do with changing laws and regulations of many of those countries," she said.
They say they are especially concerned to get the new numbers right, because an obscure state law makes it hard to raise the assessments later.
Greeting card companies say they are especially concerned about proposals to raise the postage rates.
One group that has been especially concerned also happens to be one of the most important voting blocs: Hispanics.
Franz Matzner, the Washington-based climate and air legislative director for the Natural Resources Defense Council, said that "the verdict is still out on any feedstock" and that his group was especially concerned about "the push to turn our forests into fuel".
The group has been especially concerned because of a proposal to increase oil train traffic along the Columbia to ship oil from the Bakken field in North Dakota to a new storage and distribution facility near Vancouver, Wash.
In the same spirit, if some parents, rich or poor, are more strongly motivated than others to help their children get ahead in life, these efforts are somehow exactly offset, so having the good luck to have especially concerned parents does not affect one's comparative life prospects.
