Sentence examples for about my preoccupations from inspiring English sources

Over the years I have spoken to more chancellors and shadow chancellors than most people of my age (that is not a boast, just a sad fact about my preoccupations).

"You could try a clear, spray on adhesive," my honey suggests with a smirk when I make the mistake of telling him about my preoccupation with my face.

When I started thinking about my own artistic preoccupations, I realized I wasn't interested in biography, narrative or depicting objects.

Refreshingly, the statement it makes about young artists' preoccupations is convincing without being portentous, ironic, or abject.

As I began fidgeting with my phone to reconnect with my 2367 friends on Facebook in order to eliminate unconscious insecurities about my solitary status, I began thinking about our perception, preoccupation and preference for moving in groups.

Meiselas jokes about this zombified preoccupation in a photograph taken in Liberty Plaza Park.

The database is valuable to investors, Minow and Monks believe, because certain actions by business leaders offer clues about their true preoccupations and, therefore, about their companies' long-term prospects — like the "tells" that skillful poker players look for in the expressions, gestures, and nervous tics of their opponents.

One can learn a lot about Gillon from his Pushkin renderings: not just about his literary sensibilities, but about the preoccupations of the inner man.

Do we know enough about the preoccupations of men and women in different areas of practice to judge why there is this shortfall?

What is eerie about the preoccupations and fury of Thalasinos is how, in retrospect, they foretell the terrible end of his life.

This notion of a rapacious right-wing grande dame whose philanthropy is a cover for cannibalism, shows more about the persistence of modern political fairy tales than about the preoccupations of classic ones.