Sentence examples for our central preoccupation from inspiring English sources

In fact, returning to the No. 1 slot in worldwide college attainment should not be our central preoccupation.

Virtually every intellectual and political figure we look at in our book shares that central preoccupation with rejuvenating the nation.

"But it's not a central preoccupation.

Both can turn design into the work's central preoccupation.

"What Otto wanted" is a central preoccupation of both groups.

Thus, the central preoccupation that motivates the study is the complex relationship between race and class.

This central preoccupation is plain in the constitution of the United States.

It has been the central preoccupation of much of the decent journalism produced in the past year.

A central preoccupation of the book is the destruction of innocence.

Language – its imperfections, its tyranny – has long been a central preoccupation for Samuel Beckett.

This last phrase concisely expresses Jay's central preoccupation as a scholar and a performer.