Sentence examples for saga concerns from inspiring English sources

On its surface, the entire Roar saga concerns a "brainsick" family with pure intentions regardless of whether every family member shared those causes skirting death daily for the sake of cinema.

Against the background of another summer of extraordinary achievement for British sport, the last thing Premier League football needed was the prolonged and essentially desperate saga concerning the whereabouts of Wayne Rooney's future.

Installed in a frenzy of night-and-day action over the summer, the sandy, sunset-colored track is the latest installment in a long saga concerning Santa Anita's racing surface.

The ECHR finally delivered a tortuous ruling in 2011, to the effect that the cross was certainly a religious symbol but it was an "essentially passive" one whose presence could not be considered a form of indoctrination.The American saga concerned a white cross (pictured) which was erected on a stretch of the Mojave desert in California to honour the dead of the first world war.

On top of the ongoing saga concerning his (alleged) traffic offences, Huhne has now been caught trying to smear his fellow ministers.

The saga is considered the most detailed and reliable of all sagas concerning Norwegian kings, building on both written archive material and oral information from individuals who had been close to Haakon.

But this ruling may not end the saga, and legitimate concerns about Google's activities persist.

If you do, you might want to check out (or review) the 2011 Brazilian blowout (et al hair smoothing products) saga in which concerns were raised about the "potential formaldehyde exposure".

The saga involving artistic expression concerning religion will continue until a public debate takes place or punters become bored and move on.

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In an indirect way, the saga has also added to concerns of some conservatives about whether Prince Naruhito is fit to take the throne.