Sentence examples similar to every preoccupation from inspiring English sources

They were into every Italian teen-age preoccupation — music, motorcycles, cars, soccer, girls, and clothes.

It took me a while to realize that every kind of artistic preoccupation had its own conditions and conventions.

It's the preoccupation of monitoring every cloud to ensure not missing a hurricane.

That preoccupation is on every page here, whether he is recalling the patience of Antonio Gramsci or discussing Degas's nudes.

However, she was elected in 1979 on a promise to seek a budget rebate, a preoccupation that dogged every summit for her first five years until she reluctantly agreed a settlement at Fontainebleau in 1984.

He recounts his grandfather's shame and loss of face, a source of preoccupation in nearly every Asian culture, when Vargas discovered at 16 that he was undocumented.

Indeed, the mark of every absolutism has been a relentless preoccupation with guarding against that fear.

None of Harrison's sexual emphasis here is surprising, given her preoccupation with the subject in every book she has written.

The indelible connection between grief and joy — an ongoing preoccupation of Springsteen's — lies behind every one of the songs, including those written before the attacks.

But it carries a preoccupation with menswear that tints nearly every human transaction.

Every line, every brush-stroke reveals a great deal about Koestenbaum's long-time preoccupation with homoerotic desire.