Sentence examples for preoccupation have from inspiring English sources
Changes in beliefs about activity and symptom preoccupation have been identified as key mechanisms for improvement (Moss-Morris et al., 2005; Wearden & Emsley, 2013; Wiborg, Knoop, Stulemeijer, Prins, & Bleijenberg, 2010).
Among them are: history of anxiety disorders: premorbid anxious tendencies such as elevated trait anxiety and obsessive personality traits [25,26] ; helplessness, fatalism and anxious preoccupation have also been correlated with anxiety in breast cancer patients [27] ; psychological variables such as anxiety at the time of diagnosis [28] and history of trauma [29].
history of anxiety disorders: premorbid anxious tendencies such as elevated trait anxiety and obsessive personality traits [25,26]; helplessness, fatalism and anxious preoccupation have also been correlated with anxiety in breast cancer patients [27]; psychological variables such as anxiety at the time of diagnosis [28] and history of trauma [29].
Mr. Simic said his chief poetic preoccupation has been history.
No sudden rush of environmental preoccupation had propelled the shift, however.
This preoccupation has nothing whatever to do with love for lowlife.
Increasingly the channel's preoccupation has been with competitions, novelty comestibles and the peregrinations of Guy Fieri ("Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives").
Periods when the over-riding preoccupation has been lowering the national debt have coincided with industrial, economic and strategic decline.
But the architect's main preoccupation has been the City of Arts and Sciences, a vast, futuristic complex to the southeast.
She said her biggest preoccupation had been her huge LED-lit gown created by the celebrated costume designer Sandy Powell.
The trans pop-culture preoccupation has been only loosely connected to advances in social policy, sometimes dishearteningly so.
