Sentence examples for of the preoccupations from inspiring English sources
Cheese is but one of the preoccupations on the farm.
McGirr is unsparing in her analysis of the preoccupations that underlay the resistance to alcohol.
The ballet came out of the preoccupations of Work No 850.
"Harris is in search not just of the preoccupations of an artistic elite but the sensibilities of a generation..
All the teenagers are members of the PreOccupations Club, a program for teenagers who have attended Camp Mariah.
The political drift to the right has always been one of the preoccupations of playwright David Edgar.
The exquisite confusions of her romantic life especially lend themselves to the preoccupations of young readers.
He said family planning was already "off the radar" at the time because of the preoccupation with HIV-Aids.
As in previous elections, the police say drug smuggling has increased along the borders as traffickers take advantage of the preoccupation of security forces with the campaign.
And instead of the preoccupation with the white noise of contemporary history, there is a willful focus on the subconscious murmurings of a woman's mind.
"We bring to history the preconceptions of our personality and the preoccupations of our age".
