Sentence examples for extraneous concerns from inspiring English sources

The buzzword became "focus," and Edwards said that he, too, shucked all extraneous concerns.

The trouble, they say, is that voters in different countries have different, conflicting (and often extraneous) concerns.

It should sweep the board at Bafta time, but perhaps its greatest achievement was that there was no sense that any of it was motivated by such extraneous concerns - only by passion and a disciplined fury.

But the script, by actors Ivan Martin and Michael Godere, allows the potentially clever story — as well as the pair's intriguing lead roles — to get hijacked by other characters, extraneous concerns and wispy interactions.

"I think it is not uncommon when people are trying to support what strikes me as an insupportable law like this that they raise these sort of extraneous outside concerns about actually caring about the impact on children," said Parker.

Their key concerns: Two extraneous provisions that would delay EPA's regulations on industrial boilers and expedite the controversial tar sands pipeline project known as Keystone XL.

It should not be viewed as an extraneous outgrowth or extension of earlier concerns and commitments that lack any specific irreligious motivation or orientation.

Mr President, I very much regret, also on behalf of my group, that a minority has succeeded in introducing extraneous ideological factors into the resolution concerning necessary changes to the way in which patent law keeps pace with biotechnology.

Under current rules, senators can seek to remove any provisions deemed extraneous or "merely incidental" to such budgetary concerns.

The lawmakers wrote that they had "serious concerns" about what they called "extraneous content" included in the report.

The water, sharp with snowmelt, miraculously clears your mind of extraneous anxieties and focuses it on deeper concerns -- the wheeling hawks, the lambent light, the encasing silence, and the need to not fall in.