Sentence examples for its core concern from inspiring English sources
"Doubt" has lots of religious authority figures, which is great, but its core concern is pedophilia.
Its core concern is liberty defined as elected, accountable government, the rule of law and human rights—rather than the means by which liberty advances.
She sidles into the fringes of the film, identifies its core concern — Kym's broken bond of trust with her parents, stemming from an incident years before — and nails it with one terrible swing of her fist.
The guiding thesis of his book is that, in contrast to the focus of recent structuralist and post-structuralist thinking on language, contemporary French thought has turned to materiality as its core concern.
The country already believed Washington is out of touch with its core concerns.
Citizens United, at its core, concerned a law that set aside a brief period of time (shortly before elections) when corporations could not fund political commercials.
As a professor of integrative biology at Berkeley since 2005, Ackerly is new to CNR, but not to its core concerns.
At its painful end, where some fundamental questions about trust and manipulation are left unresolved, Dog Boy emerges as a novel that is not only very moving, but also morally and philosophically urgent in its core concerns.
The essays in The Future of Just War seek to reorient the tradition around its core concerns of preventing the unjust use of force by states and limiting the harm inflicted on vulnerable populations such as civilian noncombatants.
The overlap with algebra, for instance, is exemplified by number theory, which at its core concerns arithmetic (multiplicative or additive algebraic properties) of the integers (a countable discrete totally ordered set).
Vaporwave is at its core concerned with recycling the past into blissful, synthesised melancholia, which makes the voice of a man so enamoured with heritage a perfect featured artist.
