Sentence examples for In preoccupations from inspiring English sources

Some of these essays have appeared in Preoccupations: Selected Prose, 1968 1978 (1980) and Finders Keepers: Selected Prose, 1971 2001 (2002).

In keeping with that vigilance, and a well-defended uncertainty, Heaney is always asking himself the essential questions articulated in Preoccupations, his collected essays.

But the bad thinking also serves to trap the individual in preoccupations with fear and fantasy.

Not surprisingly, then, drug accessibility constitutes an important element in preoccupations about global justice [ 20].

At home: the curling photos on the walls, grandpa's bandless watch face in the drawer, and on the bookshelf, the stone-carved elk that Adam Gartner gave me when his [End Page 79] family visited South Dakota in second grade all evidence that holding on is one of my more broken-in preoccupations.

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

Although Roberts writes in English, she is half French, and this lineage has informed much of her fiction -- in setting, in tone, in preoccupation.

Like the other Archaic poets mentioned, Solon wrote for symposia, and his more frivolous poetry should not be lost sight of in preoccupation with what he wrote in self-justification.

Although ACT may lead to reductions in preoccupation and conviction with psychotic symptoms, thereby impacting on resultant distress and disruption to life, it is unlikely to have an effect on how often symptoms are experienced.

In Egypt a great change in literary preoccupations came about after 1952.

The rise of Islamic State, and attendant atrocities in European cities, has seized centre stage in the preoccupations of the west.