Sentence examples for Another preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Another preoccupation, he said, is thinking of the vibes less as a solo instrument that recedes at the end of a spotlighted improvisation.

Another preoccupation of the UFA and the Greenfield government was the marketing of wheat.

Another preoccupation was an increasing fascination with magical and occult practices, an interest first awakened during his Oxford year and revived in Cornwall.

Another preoccupation is the possible limitation of the vaccination history of two doses as a criterion to ensure immunity.

He was also interested in another preoccupation of psychologists: sex, sexual difference, and sexual adjustment.

Tying compensation more tightly to the long term is another preoccupation.

Confession is another old preoccupation of Coetzee's, and through his double, John, the memoirs are replete with confessional moments.

The troupe's appearance relates to the garden's exhibition "Wild Medicine," which celebrates another Renaissance preoccupation: the healing properties of plants.

How a country known for exactitude could miss so badly on something as simple as its population is a result of another German preoccupation: privacy.

The piano lessons and rehearsals point to another, larger preoccupation - the novel begins by asking "What is art?" The question really is what is it for these people?

Gilbert Amy's L'Espace du Souffle was a similarly large-scale work, with fusillades of percussion – another French preoccupation – expertly delivered by the BBCNOW players.