Sentence examples for increased preoccupation with from inspiring English sources

Alok clearly showed an increased preoccupation with food during the experiment, in terms of both what and where to eat.

As I watch my son and daughter raise my grandchildren and deal with the age-old issues of sibling rivalry and adolescent rebellion and the current ones of internet exposure, and the vastly increased preoccupation with safety, (No biking without  helmets please).

14 A high propensity to rehearse may therefore also cause high adiposity through an increased preoccupation with food and/or disordered eating behavior.

Specifically, we hypothesized that there may be increased preoccupation with flashforward imagery in participants with bipolar disorder, as predicted by their greater trait propensity to be visualizers than verbalizers (13).

His later work showed an increasing preoccupation with landscape.

Another reflection of the value placed on the ideal image is an increasing preoccupation with the "heroic nude".

In fact, Lee Lin Chin's participation in the lamb campaign illustrates the limits of the left's increasing preoccupation with symbolism and representation.

Süleyman failed to pursue his ambitions in Europe after 1541, largely because of his increasing preoccupation with problems in the East.

Josh's sense of powerlessness with regards to the Colton situation and Ali's increasing preoccupation with outsiderdom and social injustice both seem to be indirect motivating factors for their respective relationships.

Her essay "The Fact in Fiction" had special appeal to his own increasing preoccupation with getting his fictional facts right: Lincoln's assassination ("Henry and Clara") or life in Owosso, Mich., in the summer and fall of 1948 ("Dewey Defeats Truman").

Capote's increasing preoccupation with journalism was reflected in his nonfiction novel In Cold Blood, a chilling account of a multiple murder committed in Kansas by two young psychopaths.