Sentence examples for may be unconcerned from inspiring English sources

Norman may be unconcerned with whether we enter, but for myself, I was glad to spend some time there.

Loyalists of the ruling party may be unconcerned that their leader took personal possession of this huge sum from persons unknown within the "Saudi royal family", for purposes that have not even been hinted at.

While the 1.5 billion people living on less than 60p a day may be unconcerned about lack of access to the Internet, the UN claims it could have serious consequences: 'The voices and concerns of people already living in human poverty - lacking incomes, education and access to public institutions - are being increasingly marginalised.

The collection, at once diverse and congruent, illustrates that although Hirst may be unconcerned with authenticity in its strict definition, he has remained fully and unapologetically himself throughout his entire career.

Therefore, people high in emotional regulation may be unconcerned about the long-term effects of poor glycemic control.

And the rebuilding of the communist party, promised at the ninth congress, has not progressed at all.Mao himself may be altogether unconcerned about the speed with which a new party organisation is set up.

Republicans profess to be unconcerned.

For now, Hitachi claims to be unconcerned.

Fathers should not be unconcerned, either.

Johnson will no doubt be unconcerned.

Yet Mr. Clark professes to be unconcerned.