Sentence examples for nobody concerned from inspiring English sources
Nobody concerned with art values would ever use it, for a very precise reason: it is evasive.
Hollywood Boulevard is supposed to be a spoof of low-budget movies, but nobody concerned can write or direct well enough to rise above the junk they reproduce.
A great deal depends on party politics, but it would be rash for newspapers to assume that nobody concerned with the News of the World has anything to worry about.
"Nobody seems concerned about the sellers," Scheper-Hughes says.
My editors perceived my sources as powerful, but nobody was concerned about money or prestige this week.
"At that time, nobody was concerned about preserving it, it seemed like there was so much.
"Here I was, fooling around with a hundred-and-twenty-volt current, in water, but nobody seemed concerned," he said.
Yet, when we spend the same, or more, on a car that will be last but a few years, nobody seems concerned.
But he said: "Nobody is concerned about someone walking into an airport or bank or credit card facility with a sledgehammer or crowbar.
Nobody was concerned that the gathering tableau of angels, all looking like figures from the Metropolitan Museum's Christmas tree come to ever-so-slow life, might be just a tad kitschy.
Nobody seemed concerned—just your routine takeoff vapor clouds.
