Sentence examples for the large concerned from inspiring English sources

There you will also find the large, concerned face of Medusa carved in stone.

In a democracy, the executive represents, if you will, the government at large, concerned with the people as a whole.

Marty often uses this term in order to designate his philosophical investigations concerning language which are indeed by and large concerned with meaning.

Writers' egos, famously large, concerned him not one bit.

Empirical psychologists are, by and large, concerned with discovering contingent facts about actual people and animals things that happen to be true, though they could have turned out to be false.

The largest series concerned only patients treated using cemented prostheses.

In this data set, the largest populations concerned cattle as expected, given the high level of homogenization in this species due to intense selection.

Findings on the largest subgroup, the concerned professionals (D) raise some questions.

The big guns of investment are far more concerned about the large losses they're sitting on than climate change.

"I am very concerned about the large amount of cash consideration involved in the transaction," Selig said in a statement.

Planning officials are less concerned about the large numbers of young men, often from eastern Europe, who share rooms and rents, saving money to take home.