Sentence examples for was rather concerned from inspiring English sources
Boyle was rather concerned about the support that some audiences gave to the anti-black and anti-hippie views expressed by his character in Joe and, in 1971, he refused the Gene Hackman role in The French Connection because he felt the film glamorised violence.
By contrast, the present paper was rather concerned with hypothetical Small-Now versus Large-Later questions and explicitly measured the relationships between two key parameters (constant time preference and present bias) and two smoking behaviors (smoking and cigarette dependence) according to a quasi-hyperbolic discounting approach using a large sample.
In this case, the supervisor did not mind that the student wanted to make a major decision, but was rather concerned by the consequences, for the student, supervisor and department, if the analysis was flawed in its methodology.
Michael LaFargue (1992) also argues that the Daodejing is not to be interpreted as as concerning some metaphysical entity called the Dao, but is rather concerned with self cultivation that allows one to have a transforming experience of deep and peaceful stillness within one's personal center.
We are rather concerned with what the resulting number, i.e., correlation coefficient, means and how it should and/or should not be interpreted.
We are rather concerned with the attitudes of those who do carry out exploration, possibly with managerial support but essentially out of their own initiative.
Here, each player is rather concerned with the fractions of players simultaneously playing the same action, i.e., using the same channel.
Though known in Germany, the term sans papiers (paperless) is used less often than in other countries as the public is rather concerned with those who face deportation after orderly registration in an asylum procedure that led to rejection.
In general, however, the Commission is rather concerned about the negative impacts on the EU economy caused by international developments such as restrictions in raw material availability or increasing raw material and food prices (European Commission 2011a).
This understanding of emotional feelings can also be brought into fruitful dialogue with the second of our models of religious experience, according to which religious experience is not so much a matter of encountering God directly, but is rather concerned with finding a relevant meaning in the ordering of some material context.
Many people were rather concerned with this practice, and it reminded me of breeding golden hamsters to allow endangered black-footed ferrets to practice killing them before being released into wild habitat.
