Sentence examples for a constant preoccupation from inspiring English sources
Death was a constant preoccupation in Vonnegut's work.
His homeland's ambiguous geo-politics is a constant preoccupation for Taiwanese film-makers.
DEATH is a constant preoccupation in the novel, particularly various forms of mercy killing.
Are you scaling your audience?" 88rising's fans are a constant preoccupation of Miyashiro's.
But he was a man with many anxieties, and death was a constant preoccupation, both philosophically and personally.
Guarding against a return to the ruinous price-wage spirals of the 1970s was a constant preoccupation.
This creeping sense of otherness and alienation is something that pervades all of The Book of Strange New Things, and has been a near constant preoccupation in all of Faber's writing.
Throughout the novel, food is an almost constant preoccupation.
The reality for most writers, male and female, is that money - and the space and time it buys - is a constant, nagging preoccupation.
The constant preoccupation with the difficulty generated as a result of not having appropriate resources narrows down thinking, focusing attention on the concern at hand.
Deciphering hieroglyphs became his constant preoccupation.
