Sentence examples for different preoccupation from inspiring English sources
But for Washington there is a different preoccupation: Yemen is home to what Western intelligence analysts consider to be the most dangerous franchise of al-Qaeda.
But maybe robot specialists have different preoccupations.
But the two shows have very different tones and different preoccupations.
George Orwell, writing in 1940 about Henry Miller, has very different preoccupations from Kate Millett writing about Miller in 1970.
As to the cultural gulf between Europe's recent resistance to Google scans and our more intimate protestations, it comes down to different preoccupations in managing the same commendable cautiousness.
The story is ancient, but in a new book, two Princeton English professors argue that the notion that the lives of men and women are shaped by fundamentally different preoccupations still resonates in a common but misleading understanding of fiction written by women.
Studies suggest that 5%-155%-15%hose who ask for cosmetic surgery will be suffering from BDD – or body dysmorphic disorder – which some doctors consider an actual contraindication for surgical treatment, since sufferers may simply go on to develop different bodily preoccupations.
I don't want to extend the comparisons too far -- Ansari and C.K. have different concerns and preoccupations -- but the two men share something else: An ability to unpack and examine an idea or a premise from unlikely and very amusing perspectives.
Women with eating disorders may be driven by their desire to be thin, but men often express their preoccupation in different terms.
