Sentence examples for extends this preoccupation from inspiring English sources

"District and Circle" extends this preoccupation ("The Turnip-Snedder," "The Harrow-Pin," "Súgán").

Relativity theory merely extends this process.

Lazar's new novel, "I Pity the Poor Immigrant" (Little, Brown), extends his preoccupation with the private side of public lives, the interaction of history and fiction, the use of multiple source texts, and the severe glamour of crime.

Commit to extending this.

Want to extend this state of grace?

The present results extend this idea.

(It is not known, however, how far down the social scale this preoccupation extended in reality).

Bartok's Rhapsody for Cello and Piano, a transcription of his First Rhapsody for Violin and Piano, extends Brahms's preoccupations with melodious virtuosity and folk-dance borrowings, though shot through with odd, eerie harmonies.

This preoccupation with keeping data anonymous can lead to surreal outcomes.

While government's role would be to provide encouragement and incentives, the current environment puts the onus on the private sector to take the lead – and to adopt a constructive long-term view, extending beyond politicians' preoccupations with running the next election.

Nor is this preoccupation confined to the left.