Usage of "be concerned with"

To handle verbally or in some form of artistic expression.

Usage of be concerned with in English

To be concerned with this new form of locomotion, flying, was glamorous. 
 Agahta christie: an autobiography 

We only need to be concerned with the crowd, not the players. 
 Broken Homes 

There were no nondisclosure agreements or anti-competition treaties to be concerned with. 
 Caliban's War 

You of all people shouldn't be concerned with what happens to him. 
 Where heaven begins 

Certainly you needn't be concerned with it now. He turned toward Charles. 
 A vote of confidence 

By the premises I am to be concerned with the first only. 
 A Portraiture of Quakerism, Volume 3 / Taken from a View of the ... 

Are n't we supposed to be concerned with the spirit, not the flesh? 
 The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow ... 

Bramwell Winton was a biologist; he would not be concerned with flowers. 
 The Sleuth of St. James's Square 

They should only be concerned with doing the will of the prophet. 
 Escape 

Another set of recommendations should be concerned with schools demonstrating mixed performance today. 
 Jamaica Observer 

For our voice to be heard, researchers must be concerned with animal welfare. 
 Wired 

All you have to be concerned with is your immediate family. 
 Hunter's moon: a novel 

Yours, if you have any, should be concerned with survival for the present. 
 The seeker 

Jack pointed out, The syndicate should not be concerned with him. 
 Private Sector 

This chapter will be concerned with broad tentative generalisations on quite simple lines. 
 The War and Democracy 

World leadership brought with it the need to be concerned with world opinion. 
 The Black Experience in America 

Meanings of be concerned with in English