Sentence examples for continuous preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Enckell reflects upon this continuous preoccupation with the classical myths of Greece in his most remarkable collection of poetry, Andedräkt av koppar (1946; "Breath of Copper").

The other work I have taken on - university teaching, reviewing, translation, essays, plays and short stories, editing and broadcasting - has been largely congenial, as well as continuous with my central preoccupation with writing poems.

The next decade was one of continuous invention, as he gradually refined his artistic ambitions and shed the preoccupations of his middle years.

Through continuous health data entry as well as health feedback, an excessive self-focus and preoccupation with one's health may be induced or strengthened.

Also the European Environment Agency [ 87], the European Parliament [ 88], and two recent papers [ 89, 90] have expressed preoccupations about the effects on human health, particularly on that of young people, by the continuous RF exposure produced in public places and at home by wi-fi for internet access and MP use.

Another big, new preoccupation?

But Matt Matttt was his preoccupation.

I was mining a preoccupation.

"This was a Conservative preoccupation.

Joblessness remains the main preoccupation.

Family is a major preoccupation.