Sentence examples for to concern himself from inspiring English sources
The manager had little with which to concern himself thereafter.
The prime minister said he does not want to concern himself with "what-ifs".
He would not have to concern himself with visiting orders, metaphorical or otherwise, for much longer.
Today, though, there was little for Mara to concern himself with.
In response, Coriolanus is too confident in his own virtuous qualities to concern himself with answering the people's charges.
A philosopher of mind ought to concern himself with what the mind did, not how it did it.
As Hilary of Poitiers wrote in the mid-4th century in his On the Trinity (IV.4), "God is to be believed when he speaks of himself, and whatever he grants us to think concerning himself is to be followed".
Returning to their farm, Candide, Pangloss, and Martin meet a Turk whose philosophy is to devote his life only to simple work and not concern himself with external affairs.
He would not concern himself with the answer to that.
Button, naturally, need not concern himself with such things, having jetted to Thailand.
His sure hand with a script, she added, meant that he could leave the emotional nuances of scenes to his actors, concerning himself more with the physical details.
