Most of the eleven points were concerned with proposals for the removal either of forms of corruption, or of restraints on personal liberty, and they were directed chiefly against those interferences with the life and teaching of the universities which were causing so much bitterness in Vienna.

But we may glance at some of the immediately useful aspects that might exercise those concerned with the everyday life of men, women and children.

As I have already said, the Universal mind works by a law of averages for the advancement of the race, and is in no way concerned with the particular wishes of the individual.

I told him what I wanted; and he seemed more grieved at my burden than concerned with my request.

Sends me some strings of verses, candidates for the Orthopedic Infirmary, all of them, in which I learn for the millionth time one of the following facts: either that something about a chime is sublime, or that something about time is sublime, or that something about a chime is concerned with time, or that something about a rhyme is sublime or concerned with time or with a chime.

A Mystery play deals with gospel events which are concerned with any phase of the life of Christ, or with any Biblical event that remotely foreshadows Christ or indicates the necessity of a Redeemer.

I see, too, the faces of all concerned with the sudden ugly signature of alarm where before had been peace.

It must be remembered that we have been concerned with what is only a portion of the great industrial movement of to-day.

Hence the absolute, the idea of which excludes every relation, is entirely beyond the reach of an intelligence which is concerned with relations alone, and which always consists in discrimination, limitation, and assimilationit is trebly unthinkable.

No good scientist could conceivably be a Potterite, because he's concerned with truth, and the kind of truth, too, that it's difficult to arrive at.

It was the first éclair she had ever eaten, and she was more concerned with it than with the new arrival.

What we are concerned with is the house as a home or a centre of life, and it is only in this aspect of it that we shall discuss it here.

He lacks taste and measure; he offends by an over-luxuriousness and sensuousness; he fails when he is concerned with flesh and blood; he is apt, as Mr. Robert Bridges has said, "to class women with roses and sweetmeats."

As lasting evidences of an existence or a condition, such papers are the more important for posterity, the more the writer lives in the moment and the less he is concerned with the future.

I was chiefly concerned with the thought that the length of the return march was rapidly increasing and with the fact that one of my shoes, a faithful friend in other campaigns, had turned traitor and was cutting my foot in half.

The former is concerned with self-discipline, the cleansing and purifying of the mind.

Mr. CHURCHILL himself was more concerned with facts than phrases.

The Point of a Story.+It is not necessary that a story be concerned with a thrilling event in order to be interesting.

Women claim to be admitted to share in the administrative work, not only of those departments directly concerned with women, but also in those in which the work concerns equally men and women as citizense.g., the Treasury, the Foreign Office, the Colonial Office, the Inland Revenue.

He was concerned with the romance of the thought, with alliteration, and the singular charm of the truthsunset and the end of the day, the hunter's plod down the hill to the cottage, to the home where wife and children awaited him.

We are concerned with those statutes which affect private citizens, individual rights, men and women in their lives and businesses; not matters of state, of the king and the commons, or the constitution of government.

We are henceforth concerned with matters of verifiable belief and practice.

It consists of a few simple acts mostly concerned with the securing of food and the avoiding of danger, and these few simple acts are repeated with unvarying monotony during the whole lifetime of these creatures.

In addition to the ordinary duties of his position, he was largely concerned with the financial matters of the enterprise, but in every portion of the work Dr. Cooke showed great wisdom, tact and devotion.

When the gods please them, but when things go wrong They speak their mind out straight, and speak it strong, Especially on points concerned with money.