Sentence examples for its principal concern from inspiring English sources

But this book does not address its principal concern, power, until Jefferson has accrued some.

Thus, well into the 20th century, "elocution" in popular speech meant florid delivery and "rhetoric," because of its principal concern with oratory, meant purple prose.

Replying to criticism that the series would ridicule the Amish, Dawn Ostroff, the UPN entertainment president, said its principal concern was to treat the youths "with the highest respect".

As the administration plans what may be a series of ceremonial signings of the tax legislation both in and away from Washington, one aide said, its principal concern is to draw attention to the number of Democrats and moderate Republicans who voted for the bill.

When the ITF looks at racquets its principal concern is that they may offer too much power.

We study ethics in order to improve our lives, and therefore its principal concern is the nature of human well-being.

One of its principal concerns, in fact, is with story rather than history.

A cursory consideration of its principal concerns — the individual and social constructs of parenthood, the blurred lines between television and reality, breastfeeding — made them seem perfectly, and perhaps even cynically designed for a certain kind of book club.

And his principal concern is with the "should": with the moral constraints on science; with how science should be run.

In 1921 Churchill moved to the Colonial Office, where his principal concern was with the mandated territories in the Middle East.

"And I agree with his principal concern, which is that we have devalued labor".