Sentence examples for all preoccupation from inspiring English sources

All preoccupation with material wealth is by definition something we hold back, something we keep in reserve.

There he spent four years, "free from all preoccupations," and wrote his massive masterpiece, the Muqaddimah, an introduction to history.

To the extent they are significant at all, preoccupations with inequality have been seen as of second-order importance.

Such was Fischer's all-consuming preoccupation with chess that his mother took him to see two psychiatrists, both of whom told her not to worry.

All these preoccupations jostle for space in a long letter dispatched to Norah from the Wallington cottage on New Year's day 1938.

Anyone looking for insight into the genesis of Orman's obsession with money, her deeply personal, all-consuming preoccupation with it, need look no farther than the first chapter of "The Nine Steps to Financial Freedom".

But what's really annoyed some people about the "jewellery tax" attack is that they believe it based on a patronising stereotype: gold and other jewellery may have a special significance in some aspects of family culture but do Tories think hoarding heirlooms is an all-consuming preoccupation?

All these preoccupations are gathered up in Vile Bodies, simultaneously an exposé and a critique of the Bright Young Person's world, in which the frailty of the human relationships on display is intimately connected to the turmoil of the author's private life.

Self-actualization is the all-consuming preoccupation of "Women Who Work".

We can all choose preoccupations born of private conviction, but we must also stand together in defense of those shared, evidence-based truths.

But this fresh attention to the issue is also because it is election season and winning working-class love is, for differing reasons, a preoccupation of all the main parties.