Sentence examples for her preoccupations from inspiring English sources

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

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

Gordon's bizarre and disturbing memoir, "The Shadow Man," provides a key to many of her preoccupations.

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

The Tate show reveals her preoccupations in a way that is direct, intimate and readable.

Dahin!" Among her preoccupations for the trip was choosing books to take: "Milton, Shelley and Browning must certainly go — and Wordsworth of course.

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.

Her preoccupation with their illnesses and with memorializing her brother took its toll on her poetic output.

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