Sentence examples for somehow concerned with from inspiring English sources

"I think Facebook is taking them at their word because it puts them in the best position to project themselves as somehow concerned with the rhetoric of white supremacists.

It's somehow appropriate that a film concerned with secrecy should make use of private chat messages.

This is the post-apocalyptic landscape as drawn up by sustainability-policy committee: concerned with nature, but somehow hovering above it.

And each is defined by a prose caught between awkwardness and elegance, a language obsessively concerned with small details but somehow also impersonal.

Reparative, or what people call 'conversion therapy' is massively destructive and is concerned with the idea that you can, somehow, make all gay people straight.

While racing's investigative efforts are now largely focused on the Breeders' Cup Pick Six, a handful of Monmouth customers were more concerned with the possibility that some bettors were somehow routinely making win bets after a race had begun.

"This is somehow paradoxically combined with the intention to vote for Putin in the elections, because people are even more concerned with the prospect of the complete disorganization of their country.

Our scenario is somehow different: we do not assume that we have pre-labeled instances from all classes and, besides accuracy, we are mainly concerned with the fast identification of representative instances from all classes.

concerned with protecting possession.

Stonesifer is concerned with dignity.

We're concerned with culture".