Sentence examples for not very concerned with from inspiring English sources

In her view, Mr. Bright and the civic boosters who ceaselessly promote the giant watermelons are not very concerned with quality and taste.

Mr. Ghosn, a native of Brazil, said he was not very concerned with expanding unit sales of vehicles at the moment.

During the 1800s almost all foresters, with a few exceptions, claimed they were the ones who knew the truth and represented collective interests against local populations that they judged to be ignorant and not very concerned with the future.

The American voting public is not very concerned with what is happening in most areas of the world.

Yet as was the case with many of the films issues, the antagonist was not very concerned with any of what was going on around him.

If we are very simple people, deeply passionate followers of Jesus Christ -- our version of Jesus Christ -- and not very concerned with much more than our daily lives and our own interests, we might feel either way.

But he says he is not very concerned.

Mr. Codey is not very concerned about the Republicans, however.

Some analysts are not very concerned.

The producers don't seem very concerned with narrative.

A USC Dornsife/Times Poll this week found that about 70% of Californians aren't very concerned about having to deal with Ebola, the deadly virus that has killed thousands in West Africa and sickened a few people in the United States.