Sentence examples for her preoccupation from inspiring English sources

For now, though, "The Full Monty" is her preoccupation.

Farrow was asked about her "preoccupation" with Africa and achieving justice.

Despite Ismae's ugly past and her preoccupation with murder, "Grave Mercy" isn't heavy reading.

But if her preoccupation with Ireland is deep and abiding, her approach is resolutely dispassionate.

While her style of muckraking might be particularly vigorous, her preoccupation with Brand's attractiveness is nothing new.

They discussed writing, and Blythe enjoyed her droll humour although he felt "a terrible darkness" in her preoccupation with psychopaths.

A young man who was in the same hospital and who seemed to have grown fond of her in spite of her unremitting preoccupation with her suffering, or else just pitied her because of it, lent her a Japanese translation of de Maupassant, and she tried to read the stories, but she could concentrate for only four or five minutes at a time.

In the months that followed, feeding and hiding Mikhail became her principal preoccupation, her silent protest against the dictator whose hospitality she enjoyed.

All her preoccupations were there: gender, genre, action.

Perhaps we can't leave Austen's oeuvre alone because her preoccupations are still our own.

Ridge says these themes reflected many of her "preoccupations" during her three-year tenure.