Sentence examples for never concerns from inspiring English sources

"It never concerns me," he said.

But he never concerns himself with their origins and home culture, their ideas, gods and hopes, as he does for all the Europeans in his book, even though Africans were more numerous than the Finns, Swedes and (maybe) the Dutch to whom he devotes so much time.

"'Tis from the prospect of pain or pleasure that the aversion or propensity arises... ...... (ibid).. Probable reasoning is merely the discovering of causal connections, and knowledge that A causes B never concerns us if we are indifferent to A and to B. Thus, neither demonstrative nor probable reasoning alone causes action.

But these questions never concerned my father.

Miles was never concerned with what people would think".

"I was never concerned about my safety," he said.

But this record is never concerned with what's necessary.

We worry increasingly about things that never concerned our parents.

"What he knew about gospel never concerned me," Driver said.

For instance, he never concerned himself with his absent father.

But he was never concerned he would plunk him.