| The number of doctors per capita often reached records and the population lived in the unconcern of this abundance. |
| Parker's manner had been evasive from the first, but at this the evasiveness became a highly concentrated unconcern. |
| Some moments of unconcern which make us dream of love at first sight, of intoxicating full moons. |
| Conventional wisdom about a majority's unconcern about campaign finance reform was right. |
| Innumerable lives were blighted in those in-between years, and given long-lasting official unconcern about Aids, innumerable lives were lost. |
| We have a list of people who have performed in South Africa because of ignorance of the situation or the lure of money or unconcern over racism. |
