Sentence examples for word concerns from inspiring English sources

The "speculative" capacity of an image or word concerns its ability to sound out or insinuate the unstated nexus of meanings which sustain a given expression but which are not directly given in it.

If you do not trust my word concerning Bell then listen to Richard Halsall, England's fielding coach.

From Laurence Olivier's letter to the Observer (21 November 1965): May I be allowed a word concerning the much-fought-over play Saved, by Edward Bond, at the Royal Court?

Although there has been no official word concerning the DX, the product was reduced from $379 to $299 and the DX is currently out of stock on Amazon.

The word "concern", the purposive infinitive phrase "to show the connection…" and the deictic "this" as in "this study" are clear indications that the writers of P2 and P3 are about to announce the purpose of the proposed research.

It's incredible how anti-LGBT Christians can be so adamant about the word of God when it comes to homosexuality, but not be so concerned when it comes to God's word concerning a multitude of other topics.

Sykesville is the backdrop for a series of events each year designed to spread the word concerning the town's growth, and market it as a great place to live, work and play.

However, a word concerning the methodology of this study is warranted.

As most of these data are low-level evidence (like our own study), the last word concerning IPD cannot yet be spoken.

And Using the C-Word concerns that other dirty word that Winton believes we are avoiding: class.

Almost all the World Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu Valley have now reopened despite strongly worded concerns about structural safety from Unesco itself.