Sentence examples for much of concerning from inspiring English sources

Kandinsky's first nonfigurative watercolour was painted in 1910, and in the same year he wrote much of Concerning the Spiritual in Art, which converted the aesthetic doctrines of Goethe to the purposes of the new art.

The administration has every right to trumpet that welcome news, but there remains much of concern.

Investments in voluntary family planning are also investments in sustainable development, and therefore should be of as much of concern to ministers of finance as to ministers of health.

Much of the concerning behaviour experienced by commenters occurred over social networking site Facebook.

"We do loads of physical training, but how much of it concerns the brain?" asks Fowler.

Much of religion concerned attempts to comprehend and respond to the unpredictable and the unfortunate.

Much of it concerns efforts to discourage short-term trading.

Jeantel's testimony became the subject of much analysis concerning her diction, demeanor and education.

More recently, lncRNAs have been the topic of much debate concerning their functionality.

So, despite my interest in the art form, nicknames weren't much of a concern when naming our son.

Much of the concern, however, is misdirected.