Sentence examples for it concerned matters from inspiring English sources

Expanding on his concept of "Little Things That Mean a Lot", Wilson said it concerned matters which "though they may not be of major importance in the total context of government policy, arouse strong feelings in the country and among our supporters".

The court found that the content of Evans-Marshall's teachings concerned matters "of political, social or other concern to the community" and that her interest in free expression outweighed certain other interests belonging to the school "as an employer".

Two of the clerks recall his saying that much of the work was dull but that some concerned matters "so awful, so terrible, so radioactive" he doubted that the administration would ever disclose it.

Texts and song lyrics concerned matters like welfare, rent and child-rearing.

If any of them had things to conceal, these probably concerned matters peripheral to the question of whether the brothers were guilty of the bombing.

Many of the defeats, for example on the beef-on-the-bone regulations or the arrangements for the referendums in Scotland, Wales and London, concerned matters on which any second chamber would probably have wished the government to rethink.Nevertheless, the votes of hereditary peers have been needed to secure all but one of the government's defeats.

So far as the perception of change is concerned, matters are by no means as clear-cut as Reid suggests.

Marking a distinct turn from the mostly socially concerned matters of Bernhard's previous work, The Lime Works is probably the most bizarre, bordering on surreal, of all his novels.

Five statements concerned matters such as coaching informal carers in support groups, leading discussion groups for patients with dementia and/or informal carers, and participating in public information and education.

For removal of these metals from the environment, adsorption study has gained importance as concerned matter since the beginning of this century by various researchers.

It matters; it matters enormously.