Sentence examples for it concerns her from inspiring English sources

IME: The central love story does not concern Briony, it concerns her sister and another man.

Behind closed doors, the mother's beauty, unmasked, is clear to behold, but she seems barely aware of it, or, rather, it concerns her solely as a tool with which to retain her husband.

When I worked for the book-review section of a newspaper, we had a vague premonition that hardened into a single, inflexible rule of office procedure: Do not, under any circumstances, write or publish anything on the subject of Sylvia Plath, especially if it concerns her marriage to Ted Hughes.

Jackie Jones, chair of the multimedia department at the School of Global Journalism and Communication at Morgan State University, said she's been "seeing and hearing" a lot of commentary in that vein lately, and it concerns her.

But sexuality is a very charged and touchy subject for Sally, especially when it concerns her highly-sexed dad, whom of course she walked in on a while back while he was screwing the sexy neighbor lady.

Like them, their daughter was almost wholly free of southern sentimentality, even when it concerned her hometown.Others in Jackson still shudder when they recall the town being put to the torch by William Tecumseh Sherman, the Yankee general who went on to burn Atlanta to the ground.

While Lily Loveless enjoyed filming those scenes because "stuff like that gives you experience", Prescott said that it concerned her, though she said that she was not pressured to do anything in the script that made her uncomfortable.

THE FINAL SEGMENT of "Lost and Found" revolved around a young woman hit by an 18-wheeler, and it largely concerns her boyfriend's stubborn refusal to believe that she will never return from the semicomatose state into which she has disappeared.

It mainly concerns her relation to herself, and how she cannot "manage to forgive" herself.

Did it ever concern her? "It did cross my mind, for a slight second, before we even started shooting Avatar, 'Well what if people don't recognise me?' Then there was a voice that told me 'Are you stupid?' I don't want people to know – or want to know – me in my personal life before they know my work.

Nevertheless, the BBC has taken the decision to replace her on This Week because it was concerned her continued appearance as a pundit would breach its editorial independence guidelines.