It also expressed a preoccupation that, in places where health professionals have little knowledge or experience of the disease and its control, the diagnosis of CD will be missed and left untreated.
The trigger-warning debate may, by comparison, seem esoteric; but both it and #YesAllWomen express a larger cultural preoccupation with achieving safety, and a fear of living in its absence.
Rutherford was Baptist with a strong faith and expressed a "deep preoccupation with propriety and morality" in her textbooks, criticizing "authors who openly portrayed sexuality or themselves lived in ways Rutherford found immoral".
But among patients seeking to change their noses for cosmetic reasons, 43 percent showed signs of the disorder, expressing an unreasonable preoccupation and distress about their bodies despite having noses that were relatively normal.
Women with eating disorders may be driven by their desire to be thin, but men often express their preoccupation in different terms.
While we continue to express our preoccupation with the optical, meteorological phenomenon of rainbows in our everyday life (sometimes in extreme ways), our homage to these multicolored beauties is perhaps best expressed through the art and technology they inspire.
He went on to criticize an "almost idolatrous preoccupation with the secular order," expressing a view not very popular among Harvard's worldly faculty.
Mexico's conservative Catholic Church also expressed its preoccupation.
Fellow Lusophone countries Brazil and Timor Leste also reacted to the events, with Brazil's Ministry of External Relations expressing their "preoccupation" with the events and saying that it would call for an extraordinary meeting of the UNSC to discuss the issue.
In most, performers grappled with one another and gestured in ways that nearly expressed or suggested an emotion or a preoccupation.
