Sentence examples for longer concern from inspiring English sources
Israeli security officials say they can no longer concern themselves with Mr. Abbas's fate and the intricacies of Palestinian politics.
The Riverside speech seemed to unlock something in him, and he would no longer concern himself with political allegiance or popular opinion.
The mixed sounds and sights no longer concern me; not because of complacency, but because now - through repeated daily exposure - I understand that every one of them has an explanation, a purpose and a plan attached.
The new political thinking would no longer concern itself with God's politics; it would concentrate on men as believers in God and try to keep them from harming one another.
His beefs no longer concern light-fingered colleagues – "don't touch my dick, don't touch my knife" – or his personal hatred of vegetarians, but instead centre on the idiocy of the Food Network or the nullity that is Rachael Ray (a wildly successful middle-of-the-road American TV cook who is mercifully unknown in the UK).
Museums should no longer concern themselves with history on a grand scale, the sagas of kings and heroes, or the forging of national identities; they should focus instead on the lives and belongings of ordinary people, just as modern novels do.
God's personality no longer concerns me.
She said she was no longer concerned that fracking might contaminate groundwater on her property.
Contemporary legal systems are no longer concerned with enforcing a just price.
"With our products, customers are no longer concerned with eating sandy fish".
He puts down his glass and returns to the painting, no longer concerned with them.
