Sentence examples for are preoccupations from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being preoccupied or an idea that preoccupies the mind; enthrallment.
Hygiene and physical perfection are preoccupations of Coulter's.
So here are Preoccupations, a band in transition.
Genre deals closely with themes that are preoccupations of religion.
They are preoccupations that have contributed to a body of work that is today represented in every major museum of modern art in the world.
Memory, childhood, and the legacy of race in America are preoccupations that propelled works in each of the categories for this year's finalists.
These are preoccupations that he has.
These are more than hobbies; they're preoccupations.
FOR Johnson, race and Vietnam were preoccupations in tandem.
Nuclear warfare and government conspiracy were preoccupations on albums such as Rust in Peace and Countdown to Extinction.
Its primary preoccupation is preoccupation — devotion, longing, hunger — either for man or God.
What links the two shows is preoccupation with the picture plane.
