Sentence examples for emerging preoccupations from inspiring English sources
They may be completed by other emerging preoccupations such as the environmental impact, economic phenomena, etc.
In his speech to both Houses on 9 November, James expounded on two emerging preoccupations of his monarchy: the Divine Right of Kings and the Catholic question.
Though, now that I have a body of work to look back on, I can see certain themes and preoccupations emerging.
It was about a fundamental shift in power — sophisticated manufacturing capacity, know-how and capital — that the United States, emerging from its own preoccupation with two wars, is just beginning to appreciate.
Here, as in Mr. Bejar's past work, common preoccupations emerge: endless nights, high art and references to his own music and that of others.
Seen back to back, as most of them will have been in the night-long retrospective, Weerasethakul's preoccupations emerge with some force.
The extent to which advanced economies are lagging emerging markets is a major preoccupation among policy makers here.
This section samples several emerging directions that signal the new preoccupations of feminist philosophers of religion.
However, the hothouse environment of KCA gives an unselfconscious, raw hastiness to these 20-minute pieces, and an opportunity to read in them the future of Australian dance: its preoccupations, its direction, and its emerging talents.
HSBC slid by 3.1%, to 100.60 Hong Kong dollars ($12.97), and Standard Chartered by 8.4%, to 121.80 Hong Kong dollars ($15.71), on investor preoccupation about the banks' exposure to emerging market debt.
