Sentence examples for dominant preoccupation from inspiring English sources

The dominant preoccupation of Sharon's premiership was the "war on terror" against militant Palestinian groups.

It is interesting to reflect on the contrasting tone and mood of two poets for whom the fusion of race and culture is a dominant preoccupation.

Werner Herzog's great subject, or rather his dominant preoccupation — what paranoia was to Alfred Hitchcock or violence to Sam Peckinpah — is mania.

They illuminate the culture's dominant pastimes and preoccupations.

This collapse of concern for the common good ultimately points to one dominant reality in American life -- the preoccupation with the private good.

The dominant contemporary American style, with its self-conscious intellectualism, evasiveness and preoccupation with "language itself" is firmly on the side of bric-a-brac.

But the memoir's essentially religious DNA, the Augustinian preoccupation with bearing written witness to remarkable inner transformations, remained dominant during the sixteen centuries from the "Confessions" to Burroughs's "Running with Scissors".

Results show that the management of internal contractual relationships and a preoccupation with efficiency rather than profit or control through surveillance were the dominant explanations of accounting change.

Another big, new preoccupation?

But Matt Matttt was his preoccupation.

"This was a Conservative preoccupation.