Sentence examples for much concerned for from inspiring English sources

They first crossed swords over Wiesenthal's contention that Jews must be as much concerned for the non-Jewish victims of the Holocaust as for their own race.

But, she says, don't mistake her motives -- she is not so much concerned for the safety of the offender as for the integrity of the law.

In several cases, they were quite apologetic about having to discuss the matter and were as much concerned for the priest's welfare as for their child and other children".

In fact I've spent a lot of time questioning the wisdom of owning up to something quite so disgusting, especially to an audience that is, I hope, very much concerned for the welfare of the planet.

"The band is very much concerned for our dear friend and brother Daniel at this time, and we are all praying for a recovery," members TexasBob Juarez, Mike Stone and Arnau Obiols told NME.

(St Jerome, MacCulloch writes cattily, tried his best to put them down by saying that Syrian monks were as much concerned for the dirtiness of their bodies as with the cleanliness of their souls).

Fortunately, it doesn't merit much concern for now.

Truman had never displayed much concern for racial justice.

"China simply cares about practicality and realpolitik without much concern for moral principles," he says.

However, the DRC is free to espouse what is desirable without much concern for political feasibility.

It could engineer mergers and takeovers, often without much concern for minority shareholders.