Sentence examples similar to preoccupation is less from inspiring English sources

What connects the magazine's preoccupations is less the idea of a planetary survey than an encompassing idea of the unknown.

But its preoccupations are less and less those of Americans taken as a whole.

To the east the kingdoms of Walachia and Moldavia did not emerge until the 14th century; their preoccupations were less with the Turks than with the Hungarians and the Mongols.

Movie-going is less of a preoccupation.

He must now resist them if they demand any erosion of the separation of mosque and state.A more immediate preoccupation may be the economy, which is less parlous than it was but still requires careful nursing.

A Few Preoccupations Mr. Lapine was less concerned with the facts and figures of West's life.

"Now you'll see us actually settle in and without the fuss of getting ready for a wedding or a baby, there's less preoccupation and that can be a little strange.

The OQLF's main preoccupation is ensuring English-language commercial signage is significantly less visible than French signage.

Similarly, preoccupation was reported by less than 50% of the adolescents with NSSID in the study by In-Albon and colleagues [ 50], while frequent urge was endorsed by 89.7%.

Patterson's current preoccupation is Hollywood.

Their main preoccupation is survival.