WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 — Making old things new again is a frequent preoccupation of artists in many mediums.
Appearance is a frequent preoccupation of this age group because they want to feel like they belong to whatever group they identify with for a period of time.
Her physical discomfort, Ford's frequent absences and her growing resentment over his preoccupation with work reached a point where she sought the help of a psychiatrist.
As Morgenstern wrote later: "The cold war is sometimes compared to a giant chess game between the United States and the Soviet Union, and Russia's frequent successes are sometimes attributed to the national preoccupation with chess.
So, going in, I expected, and discounted for, the usual Tarantino tics: lots of gratuitous violence, with fountains of arterial blood; a three-figure body count; frequent lingering over voluptuous tortures; a governing adolescent sensibility; and a preoccupation with movie history as the only kind worth taking seriously.
Frances endured frequent and lengthy separations from her husband and tolerated his intense preoccupation with his work.
A study of adolescent mass murderers found that preoccupation with violent themes, of which martial arts was a frequent example, was documented in about half of the sample of murderers [ 6].
During travels to Europe, especially Paris, Rockwell studied modern art and frequented the cafés in Montmartre, absorbing the bohemian scene and its preoccupation with one style over another, now cubism, now color.
Many patients experience worry, anxious preoccupation with heart functioning, and recurrent chest pain which results in increased health care costs due to frequent hospitalizations, emergency department visits, and cardiac catheterizations [ 7– 9, 19].
We assessed the frequent complaints reported in childhood obesity that are known to have an impact on their well-being, such as bullying, psychological complaints (depressiveness/poor emotional feelings, preoccupation with physical appearance and self-esteem), shortness of breath or abnormal sleeping patterns (delayed onset or early or frequent awakenings).
