Sentence examples for With preoccupations from inspiring English sources

By turns funny, messy, confusing, tedious and revelatory, the videos are rife with preoccupations having to do with the body, Oedipal conflict and popular myths.

None of this is what I expected when I first arrived to interview the 53-year-old director, bristling with preoccupations about a ballet institution that was funded by gambling, car racing and tax exiles.

The interviews much more seldom engage with the woman as a serious thinker, a philosopher, as a person with preoccupations that are going to sustain them for their lifetime". And then there is the question of her youth.

The interviews much more seldom engage with the woman as a serious thinker, a philosopher, as a person with preoccupations that are going to sustain them for their lifetime".

A web-literate generation, with preoccupations beyond where the next meal is coming from, can self-organise and take on autocratic leaders, as seen in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia this year.

"In my experience," she said, "and that of a lot of other women writers … The interviews much more seldom engage with the woman as a serious thinker, a philosopher, as a person with preoccupations that are going to sustain them for their lifetime".

"Italy is not living in normal conditions, its debt is high, too high to sustain according to markets, and bankers are also looking on with preoccupation.

He said the event in Madrid would send "a message of hope" at a time when "a lot of young people are looking at the future with preoccupation".

While the coup d'état in Damascus that brought Hafez Assad to power was initially perceived with preoccupation and caution by the Soviets, these worries would quickly dissipate.

The effect sizes can be considered as very low to moderate, with preoccupation and conviction as the dimensions where the major modifications were found.

But with its preoccupation with liberty, the museum has also given American Jewish history a spin.