Sentence examples for essence concerns from inspiring English sources

The essence concerns an aristocrat who joined the Labour party and who performed the incredible feat of raiding the Curzon family and carrying off a daughter of the marble-cold Proconsul to harangue the hungry and unkempt loafers on the street-corners of Smethwick.

Recorded media is at its very essence concerned with time travel.

For it may be held, as Fine holds, that essences concern the nature or identity of things.

Paul O'Moore Dresher, Pa., Sept. 2, 2007 • To the Editor: Your Sept. 1 editorial "A Non-Political Memorial" captured the essence of concerns about the annual 9/11 memorial commemoration at ground zero being turned into a political event.

In essence, this concerns to what degree and how evidence-based programs can be modified in accordance with restraints and possibilities in local context.

In rejecting lorcaserin, the F.D.A. said, in essence, that safety concerns outweighed what the agency called the drug's "marginal" effectiveness in causing people to shed pounds, according to the press release from Arena and Eisai.

The Robin Hood myths capture the essence of its concerns (and it is not too surprising that the popular TV series of the 1950s, "The Adventures of Robin Hood," was written anonymously by Hollywood screenwriters blacklisted for leftist convictions).

When Nāgārjuna argues that things are empty of svabhāva it is not this notion of essence he is concerned with.

The second dimension with highest explanatory effect corresponds to balanced processing, and its relevance concerns the essence of the leader-subordinate relationship (Ilies et al. 2013).

"The quest to find the essence of modern China concerns every creative person here.

The essence of his complaint concerns our pursuit of hegemony, which he describes not only as a desire for international dominance but also as a lust for unchallengeable power that is bound to wreck the American economy and enfeeble our democracy.