Sentence examples for have different preoccupations from inspiring English sources

But maybe robot specialists have different preoccupations.

I don't want to extend the comparisons too far -- Ansari and C.K. have different concerns and preoccupations -- but the two men share something else: An ability to unpack and examine an idea or a premise from unlikely and very amusing perspectives.

George Orwell, writing in 1940 about Henry Miller, has very different preoccupations from Kate Millett writing about Miller in 1970.

But the two shows have very different tones and different preoccupations.

I assumed my interview would be cancelled, as the general would have other preoccupations.

Gelon did indeed have his own preoccupations.

His novels have their Victorian preoccupations, naturally.

Cyclicality and permutation have been longtime preoccupations for Mr. Iyer.

They have the same preoccupations as physicians: to preserve health and to prolong physical life.

But inequality and the shrinking middle class have become abiding preoccupations on Main Street and in Washington.

Authoritarians have a preoccupation with luxury, Ben-Ghiat said.