Sentence examples for continuing preoccupations from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

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.

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

Considering his continuing preoccupation with various forms of illumination, the light reflected off the bay has a special fascination for him.

For Cameron, the Tory party's continuing preoccupation with the return of grammar schools was a sure sign that it was backward looking, a party that regretted the kind of society that Britain had become in the 21st century.

Owen had been much in his mind, and in January 1950 he had written a sonnet "An Incident in Literary History" - never published - about the two of them which underlines his continuing preoccupation with Owen, as well as the extent of his depression : Sassoon and Owen - names that found their niche In literary history.