Sentence examples for number of preoccupations from inspiring English sources

(Johnson 20110303 Studio Museum in Harlem: 'Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: Any Number of PreocCupations,' through March 13.

"Any Number of Preoccupations" (2010), a k a the man in the red robe, is the show's pulse-quickening standout.

The O-Factor has a number of preoccupations, including the fact "Brokeback Mountain" has switched to silent running for the homestretch of the Oscar hunt.

Any Number of Preoccupations (2010) stars a man in white slippers and a voluminous red robe, a half-smile playing on his face.

"Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: Any Number of Preoccupations" is the first museum solo for this 33-year-old Londoner of Ghanaian heritage.

(Any Number of Preoccupations looks like a firm nod in the direction of Sargent's Dr Pozzi at Home, but the others only seem to me to make reference to a certain sense of displacement).

Beyond investing, he has pursued a number of other preoccupations, notably health.

Can I sleep in the tent?" And Mum says yes. Pearson's aesthetic is sophisticated for the often candy-colored world of children's animation, and the plots fit neatly into a number of present-day parenting preoccupations.

"Now the number one preoccupation of the European Commission is to find a settlement for the UK, and not to allow Switzerland to free ride or to have very specific tailor-made agreements". But Switzerland cannot afford the delay.

There are a number of possible explanations for his preoccupation.

While the evidence that genetics plays a major role in who develops PsA has been present for many years, the identification of the genes responsible for conferring PsA has been a lengthy preoccupation for a number of investigators that was limited by the available technology, prevailing diagnostic criteria for PsA and the study size.