Sentence examples for not a preoccupation for from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to tell that the telescope is not a preoccupation for Dr. Peterson.

(Audiences at "Asobu" received a beautiful little package of some of these drawings as they entered the papal palace; it's good to know that frugality isn't a preoccupation for absolutely everyone in the arts).

In later years Mr. Gombrich said that whether someone was Jewish or not was a preoccupation for the Gestapo.

The fact that we as a country, as a national community, have been talking about this one way or another for a century or more suggests that it is not a preoccupation or an obsession for one party or one politician.

It's not a preoccupation, but I'm letting it come, slowly".

This is not a preoccupation exclusive to the Life Sciences.

There is no question that teacher bashing, not just union bashing, has become a preoccupation for many, especially those with a vested financial interest in seeing to it that the education of our children is turned over to for-profit schools.

The line has been a preoccupation for some time.

Communes, it turns out, are a bit of a preoccupation for Vinterberg.

She faces elections next September, and her fate is a preoccupation for all of Europe.

During 1861, botany became a preoccupation for Darwin, and his projects became serious scientific pursuits.