Sentence examples for no more concern from inspiring English sources

ABC executives profess no more concern about the future of "Millionaire" than they did before "Survivor" arrived.

While Seward believed slavery was wrong and defended the legal rights of the oppressed, he initially opposed the Emancipation Proclamation and stated after the war that he had no more concern for Southern blacks than "for the Hottentots".

That its humor may turn out to be crummy and cloacal is of no more concern to the President, as a defender of the First Amendment, than it is to Kim Jong-un, as an irreproachable savior of his people.

Macbeth, her consort, showed no more concern for details: Vassily Gerello had a large baritone with a bit of a burr, a commendable warmth in places, and little Italianate expression.

If you are a Christian who believes that God is no more concerned with a person's sexual orientation or gender identity than S/he is about the color of a person's hair or eyes, The NALT Christians Project wholeheartedly invites you (and your church!) to make your own NALT Christians video.

We should be no less, and no more, concerned about a tsunami disaster affecting the Indian Ocean today than we were on Christmas Day.

Clarke said Watson had done a "pretty good job" at No3, and believed his first innings failings were no more concerning than others in the top order.

"We have no more concerns about the court's vulnerability," says Philippe Kirsch, its (Canadian) president.Even though polls suggest that two out of three Americans favour joining the ICC, America is unlikely to sign up any time soon.