Sentence examples for later concern from inspiring English sources
But minutes later, concern for his safety was overwhelmed by another worry.
Cassola's later concern with the environment and the threat of nuclear war was reflected in essays and in the novel Il paradiso degli animali (1979; "Animals' Paradise").
To me, the Whites' later concern with their health was a substitute joint effort, more loving than angry, and constituted a fresh form of intimacy as the two grew older.
No European statesman was surprised, therefore, at Louis's later concern when, after the signature of the Treaty of Rijswijk in 1697, he undertook negotiations with the English king William III out of which two further partition treaties emerged.
(Was there or was there not a preexisting matter, void, or chaos?) The interest of the author, however, was not in the mode of creation a later concern perhaps reflected in the various translations of the verse, "In the beginning God created," which could signify what medieval philosophers designated creatio ex nihilo ("creation out of nothing").
It seems that Turbine Hall's monumentalist space is destined for conflicts between vision and reality: "There was nervousness in 2006 when people slid down Carsten Höller's 24m slides, and a year later concern over Doris Salcedo's 167m crack in the floor led to signs being put up urging visitors to be careful," the Guardian reports.
Later, concerned at how his remark might be interpreted by the press in attendance, Redford elaborated.
Later concerns over fabrication of evidence led to convictions gained against three men being overturned on appeal in 1991.
Moments later, concerned he may have stereotyped a large group of people, Saltalamacchia clarified that he had actually meant young players.
At the time, the film seemed an extraordinary move for Lynch, but in hindsight it prefigures some of his later concerns.
Few other details are available, but the Weisslers are in discussions with an ABC television star, to be identified later, concerning Charity.
