Sentence examples for central preoccupation from inspiring English sources

"But it's not a central preoccupation.

Both can turn design into the work's central preoccupation.

"What Otto wanted" is a central preoccupation of both groups.

Thus, the central preoccupation that motivates the study is the complex relationship between race and class.

That's when access to foreign oil became a central preoccupation of U.S. foreign and security policy.

This central preoccupation is plain in the constitution of the United States.

A central preoccupation of the book is the destruction of innocence.

Language – its imperfections, its tyranny – has long been a central preoccupation for Samuel Beckett.

This last phrase concisely expresses Jay's central preoccupation as a scholar and a performer.

But for the first time in his adult life, Mr. Atwater's central preoccupation is no longer politics.

Mr. Price said that a central preoccupation in writing the play was the influence that Wales had on Private Manning.