Sentence examples for beyond the preoccupation from inspiring English sources

As Linda Dalrymple Henderson writes in "Duchamp in Context" (Princeton, 1999), he was drawn in not only because those naughty X-rays could "penetrate clothing and flesh" but also because they promised something more: "Here was a new kind of light that allowed a painter to go beyond the preoccupation of earlier artists with surface appearances" -- or the retinal in Duchamp's derogatory term.

Adequately addressing the emerging information needs requires that the focus move beyond the customary preoccupation with the technical aspects of AIS design, implementation, and use in order to incorporate a broader conceptualization of organizational context.

Qualcomm also noted EPOS' technology works both on and off screen and in three dimensions — flagging up the potential for no-touch user interfaces to be deployed in future mobile devices, moving beyond the current preoccupation with touchscreens.

" The reasons for the swelling numbers — not all colleges have reported yet — go beyond the growth in the college age population and the preoccupation with name-brand schools.

The preoccupation with squalor.

But the preoccupation now is internal.

Why the preoccupation with under-age girls?

The preoccupation in New Hampshire, so far, is with youth.

The preoccupation is usually poorly amenable to reassurance".

The preoccupation with the world's oldest profession.

Not surprisingly, the preoccupation with business cycles saw its origin in the study of crises.