Sentence examples for that concerned with from inspiring English sources

He defined practical philosophy as that concerned with "rules of behavior in regard to free choice", as opposed to theoretical philosophy that concerned "the rule of knowledge" (Kant 27: 273).

"They're really not even that concerned with being Lebanese," Philippe told me.

This paper is the first time that concerned with 5-axis flank milling of flexible thin-walled parts.

In fact, Hannibal (the show itself, not the cannibal) isn't that concerned with answering fans' questions this early in the season.

Publications of his works were purged of the material that constituted a menace to the system of serfdom, particularly that concerned with materialist and humanist ideas.

Authenticity is for the Antiques Roadshow, not pop music: if you're that concerned with authenticity, you might consider avoiding pop and rock and sticking with field recordings and Topic's Voice of the People series.

Gazza, as everybody knows, cried but the scene gains depth with that concerned glance that Gary Lineker threw at Bobby Robson.

Still, there's a difference between a conservatism that is concerned with limited and constitutional government and one that focuses on simply opposing big government.

Czuleger said from the bench that he was "concerned" with that connection, suggesting it cast doubt on Connie Gerard's motive for testifying on Hunt's behalf.

"Hemlock Grove" is the sort of supernatural horror thriller that's so concerned with atmosphere and mood that it barely gets around to telling its story.

They provided the moral centre of a show that concerned itself with a range of social issues, from rape to cancer, eating disorders to AIDS.