Sentence examples for merely concerns from inspiring English sources
Musil's analytical novel is about how individual humans shape, and are shaped by, the tide of history; Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal's sumptuous opera "Der Rosenkavalier," originally set during the reign of the Empress Maria Theresa, merely concerns the passage of time, and focusses more tightly on the intimate vexations of the human heart.
The most plausible results would involve carrying out a methodological and procedural task that, as for every skill that merely concerns management, may be of value only as a complementary resource: if good sustaining ideas and real operative possibilities are amiss, the contribution cannot be anything more than marginal.
The plot merely concerns a young girl, India (Wasikowska), coping with the sudden death of her father and the equally sudden arrival of her mysterious Uncle Charlie (Goode).
He was merely concerned about the psychological impact of the verdict on the woman.
The wholesale distributors insist that they're not merely concerned with profits.
He is not merely concerned with lies about sex; he is concerned that lies may be a presidential habit.
Contrary to what Mr. Benenson's public memo suggested, the Obama campaign wasn't merely concerned with those who had already moved because of the Ryan pick.
He said he was merely concerned about allegations that Mr. Kerik had leaked information after the court had warned him not to do so.
I am merely concerned with showing that certain terms we borrow from theology have validity in a secular approach to our problems.
Although the bank says Mr. Dimon was merely concerned about a security breach, the report says he took an adversarial tone with regulators, pushing them to explain why they needed that level of information.
Despite prevailing misconceptions, intersectionality is not merely concerned with the academic; it is and always has been about tangible positive change for those who so easily slip through the gaps of popular thinking and attention.
