Sentence examples for too concerned to from inspiring English sources

I'm not too concerned, to be honest.

And broad measures of the money supply are still barely growing because banks have been reluctant to lend, or because firms have been too concerned to pay off debt, or both.

Only the hirsute Kaufmann, sporting a wildman look as outlandish as his role, hurled himself into the evening with the requisite abandon: Relyea was too concerned to be charming, Martinpelto too unsure of her command in the top register.

"It's over, it's over," he says, and the pitiless soothing of his voice, as the man's lifeblood ebbs away, is unforgettable, but it's difficult to concentrate, because Refn is far too concerned to show the fountain of that blood, and its ridiculous leap.

He was not too concerned to see Mario Gomez leave for Fiorentina and Luiz Gustavo go to Wolfsburg, neither having been regulars during the treble season.

This will be upsetting, and they will be too concerned to fall asleep.

You can't do that if you are too concerned as to whether the relationship will be temporary or permanent.

John Hoag, of Harriman, took Mr. Kilgore to task for being too concerned about money to take the safest possible fix years ago for previous dam leaks on the earthen landfill berm that gave way just before Christmas.

"They are too concerned with trying to be clever, adding layers of esoterica that you have to peel away to get to the fun".

Considering that the fundamental frequencies and harmonics of the snare, bass drum, and hi-hat will vary due to the way they are played or set up, we decided to not to be too concerned with choosing particular frequencies to model the sounds.

Listening carefully to someone's story, rather than being too concerned about adherence to a single treatment modality, can, it seems, be curative all by itself.