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Meanings of concern matters in English
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Usage of concern matters in English
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Many of them concern matters beyond the wildest human imaginings.
2
Yet judgements of beauty concern matters of taste, and maybe taste has no rational foundation.
3
He sent frequent letters-oneor two by each steamer-butas a rule they did not concern matters of general interest.
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Amongst us, our differences concern matters of business, and passing events as to them, and could not divide men permanently.
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It is rarer still to read good news concerning matters of religion.
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A few simple instructions she gave, concerning matters in the Refectory and kitchen.
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Yet how ignorant is the average Christian concerning matters pertaining to the Spirit.
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He kept the young man informed concerning matters at the factory.
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The problem is that contention in football usually concerns matters of opinion, not fact.
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Unconsciously they had enlightened him concerning matters of infinite moment.
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Would you legislate in times of great excitement concerning matters of such deep concern?
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Waters, who was taking the affair with all the serenity of age concerning matters of sentiment.
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This gave Washington leisure to correspond with Governor Dinwiddie, concerning matters which had deeply annoyed him.
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He is fussy concerning matters of feline toilette, and expresses his displeasure in ways I try to prevent.
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Conscious of his fading dignity, she kept a stream of irreverent chatter mostly concerning matters fashionable and decorative.
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Mr. Enwright, however, often had disconcerting intuitions concerning matters to which Mr. Orgreave and Lucas were utterly insensible.