Sentence examples for preoccupation and preference from inspiring English sources
As I began fidgeting with my phone to reconnect with my 2367 friends on Facebook in order to eliminate unconscious insecurities about my solitary status, I began thinking about our perception, preoccupation and preference for moving in groups.
Thanks to the "beauty bias," our largely unconscious preoccupation with and preference for physically attractive people, not only are more attractive people often ascribed positive personality traits like intelligence and kindness, but they also tend to be given unfair advantages in both the workplace and in legal proceedings.
This P3 amplitude attenuation correlated with symptom measures of preoccupation and poor volition.
Let your focus and preferences guide you.
Characterizing her mature writing are religious preoccupations and mystic language.
Others have found his books overly cosmic in their preoccupations and ambitions, and too lavishly written.
As for society (mainly major challenges 5 and 7), the multifaceted preoccupations expressed cover two broad types of preoccupations and expectations, which could provide orientations for research.
In doing so, the book endeavours to combine theoretical preoccupations and practical intentions.
The acute consciousness of a changed world after the Revolution and hence of difference between historical periods led novelists to a new interest in re-creating the specificity of the past or, more accurately, reconstituting it in the light of their own present preoccupations, with a distinct preference for the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
