Sentence examples for were all concerned from inspiring English sources
In one way or another, the first four ecumenical councils were all concerned with the formulation of the dogma regarding the person of Christ his relation to the Father and the relation of the divine and the human in Christ.
There is evidence that other Sophists (e.g., Hippias) were interested in questions of this kind, and it is likely that they were all concerned to some degree with rejecting claims of any nonsensible existence, such as those of the Eleatics.
The sages of old were all concerned with diminishing the power of desire, so as to enable the people to live well and prosper.
While the medical professionals meeting with Agnes (among others) were all concerned with helping her, they were also all casually in agreement that it was Agnes who was the one with the problem.
The other major philosophical schools of ancient China, such as Confucianism, Legalism, and Mohism, were all concerned with concrete social, political, or ethical reforms designed to reform people and society and thereby alleviate the problems and suffering of the world.
He said: "We are all concerned.
"We are all concerned with this media distortion," he said.
Public authorities, chain stakeholders and consumers are all concerned by microbial food safety.
"At this point, we are all concerned they may be changing tactics," Brig.
This goes beyond Mali: humanity itself is targeted; we are all concerned.
