Sentence examples for * preoccupations in from inspiring English sources

FOR Johnson, race and Vietnam were preoccupations in tandem.

Mr. Varone never strays too far from the heart and its preoccupations in his dances.

She goes off at a tangent exploring themes and preoccupations in her life.

The Tate show reveals her preoccupations in a way that is direct, intimate and readable.

His preoccupations, in so much as he has any, are with the places where alcohol intersects with life's adventures.

Yet, for now, the dams are not national preoccupations in any of the countries along the river.

I first reported on my boat-in-progress in a "Preoccupations" column in January 2010.

The preoccupation in New Hampshire, so far, is with youth.

Perry speculation is a full-time preoccupation in Austin.

Everyday movement is an abiding preoccupation in postmodern dance.

Mosquitoes are an ever-present preoccupation in the south.