Sentence examples for has a deeper concern from inspiring English sources

He has a deeper concern: he challenges the notion that the United States, or any single power, can achieve global hegemony for any length of time.

Another way to express this is that the demarcation problem has a deeper concern than that of demarcating the selection of human activities that we have for various reasons chosen to call "sciences".

He prefers festivals and clubs to precious galleries, is more at home with collaborative, "organic" ways of working rather than commissions, and he has a deep concern for the harm global capitalism is doing.

"Theo has a deep concern and regard for the people of Syria, which is why he returned during the war.

And they have a deep concern about gays in Russia.

We have a deep concern for constitutional rights and social justice.

She had a deep concern about the integration of Eastern Europeans into British society, and about developments in Eastern Europe paving the way for membership of the EC.

You have used the legal process well, and I believe you must still have a deep concern for law and the courts.

They are faithful and devoted friends and have a deep concern for others.

"I would say that his level of frustration is very high and that every moment that that hole is not plugged the president has a deep level of concern," Bill Burton, the deputy White House press secretary, told reporters Wednesday.

Desperately poor, the country is also facing a separatist movement in the south and a resurgent presence of Al Qaeda that has become a deep concern for the United States.