Sentence examples for partly concern from inspiring English sources
Arguments about textbooks only partly concern what is true.
This may partly concern issues of compliance, since selfish citizens who can will the general will might still not be moved to obey it.
The answer is partly people, partly systems and partly concerns over losing our competitive edge," she said.
Now there's Game, too, which partly concerns the housing crisis, a political hot potato, especially in the capital.
The film contains nudity and partly concerns the Tiananmen Square crackdown of 1989, a touchstone event for many sixth-generation directors.
His work had a large impact in human-factors engineering, or ergonomics, which is partly concerned with the perceived affordances in products designed for human use.
That's a not inconsiderable accomplishment in a work that is, at least partly, concerned with the sound and power of language.
"The Master," Paul Thomas Anderson's imposing, confounding and altogether amazing new film, is partly concerned with the life and work of one Lancaster Dodd, leader of a therapeutic, quasi-religious cult known as the Cause.
As in Amulet (1999), which expands a few pages from The Savage Detectives, Bolaño is partly concerned with memorialising the Mexican poetry scene of his youth - first with exuberance, later with sadness and irony.
The disagreement between constructivists and their critics partly concerns whether to avoid appealing to intuitive judgments.
Most of the compendia are wholly or partly concerned with logic, the most basic subject in the philosophical curriculum.
