Sentence examples for about the preoccupations from inspiring English sources

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.

The answer to these questions must inevitably speak as loudly about the preoccupations of the film-maker as they do about the contingent issues of phrasing the material and organising the story for a film audience.

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.

And this, of course, is where Marx comes in: "If love is the latest form of alienated labor, would rereading 'Capital' as a marriage manual be the most appropriate response?" (One could charitably take that "rereading" to be a nice little joke about the preoccupations of cultural-studies academics, rather than an expression of it).

Some concerns arose about the preoccupation scale, which emphasizes the need for cross-validation in clinically relevant populations.

But there is nothing distinctively communitarian about the preoccupation with social order; both liberals such as John Stuart Mill and Burkean conservatives affirm the need for order.

Yet there is something about Donzy that captures the preoccupations of the French at large.

In the few short interviews she's given over the past 12 months, the Cambridge philosophy graduate has talked about the dark preoccupations that fuel her work.

Thierry Gaulot, a newly elected FN council member for Metz, around 35 miles from Forbach, insists that this is no longer about the old preoccupations of the French royalist right.