Sentence examples for is another preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Tying compensation more tightly to the long term is another preoccupation.

Confession is another old preoccupation of Coetzee's, and through his double, John, the memoirs are replete with confessional moments.

(Outer space is another of Mr. Robinson's preoccupations; one of his other recent albums features the Arkestra's longtime steward, Marshall Allen).

And while it is one thing for a novelist to have characteristic themes and preoccupations, it is another to plough the same furrow.

Well, about the only thing the pieces in this volume, which were written as magazine assignments, share with one another is a preoccupation with danger and risk, a preoccupation shared as well, of course, by "The Perfect Storm," Mr. Junger's best-selling 1997 account of a fishing boat that disappeared off the coast of New England during a killer gale.

The Surrealists' enthusiasm for the photographs of Eug? Atget (1857-1927) -- who was not himself a Surrealist -- was another expression of their preoccupation with time.

The obligation to remain pointing one way is related to another preoccupation in Ms. Brown's work: tasks, and the way unemotional execution can accrue emotional resonance.

Its primary preoccupation is preoccupation — devotion, longing, hunger — either for man or God.

The military culture's alienation from the Democratic Party has been another of Webb's literary preoccupations.

Nor is growing preoccupation with digital technology.

Nor is this preoccupation confined to the left.