Sentence examples for continuing preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Economic analysis is a continuing preoccupation of the Treasury.

Warfare apparently was a continuing preoccupation of the Maya lords.

"Barely time left for a continuing preoccupation with aging, writing, sex and death.

He said he has "a sort of Depression mentality" that makes real estate a continuing preoccupation.

These might not be the works that Ferber is remembered by, but they are a vigorous part of his continuing preoccupation with body metaphor.

Lastly, I am intrigued by the Anglican Communion's continuing preoccupation with homosexuality and the boycott of the recent Lambeth Conference by anti-gay bishops.

The Left Handed Gun clearly signposted Penn's continuing preoccupations – family, father figures, the myths of American history and the contradictions they set up with reality.

Already here we are introduced to one of the author's continuing preoccupations: the war hasn't ended, only the fighting.

Why was this reality show a breakout when so many others that tried to capitalize on America's continuing cultural preoccupation with Dallas failed?

Their 1996 film, Surviving Picasso, continued their preoccupation with sensuality by recounting a 10-year tryst between the flamboyant painter and one of his many mistresses.

At the Marian Goodman Gallery, his current show, "En Route," continues his preoccupation with language, lettering and placement that dispenses with the visual burden of objects.