Acquiring visual records of those who had disappeared in the purges became a particular preoccupation for King.
The data plans were a particular preoccupation as Flight 1586 landed, the savvier publicists showing other publicists how to avoid that bane of international travelers, roaming charges.
"His message was, basically, 'Stuart, if I'm paying for Park Avenue I want to see Park Avenue.' " Views tend to be the particular preoccupation of first-time buyers and non-New York buyers, said Barbara Fox, the owner of Fox Residential Group.
Well, they bring home that strange combination of serendipity and revelation that so often characterises our encounters with music: those BBC advertisements for the proms in which a passerby steps into an invisible circle of sound and is suddenly transfixed and transported tap into a particular preoccupation with "the secret power of music" which is both profoundly ideological and all too real.
Mr. Taubes' own particular preoccupation has been calories.
While Biblical literalism is a particular preoccupation among American evangelicals, as I show more fully in a recent book on this and related topics, the effect of such literalism on our politics and culture consistently skews rightward, in part because evangelicals devote most of their political energy and resources to one party, the GOP, and its outliers.
They form a kind of counter-tradition of office literature, dealing with the same bureaucracies and white-collar doldrums that have inspired male novelists but reflecting the particular challenges and preoccupations of women in the workforce.
By Lydia Kiesling July 27, 2016 The works deal with the same bureaucracies and white-collar doldrums that have inspired male novelists but reflect the particular challenges and preoccupations of women in the workforce.
The erosion of personal responsibility has crept upon us to the level of national malaise, regardless of particular interest or preoccupation.
The questions about unity belong to a tradition of thought that can be traced back to pre-Socratic Greek cosmology, in particular to the preoccupation with the question of the one and the many.
