Sentence examples similar to preoccupation no from inspiring English sources

Like two items from the Kellner scale "bodily preoccupation" (Nos. 18 & 19) these two items were, unassigned in the student sample factor solution.

Cusk's preoccupations, no doubt, are elitist, her narratives slight, her stylistic ambition pronounced.

Only the conical flasks, filling in for vases, on the curled desk in front of him, and the illustration of a Russian space rocket on the wall behind, are clues that his preoccupation is no longer Raf Simons' winter collection or new bands from New York.

But instead, we see a bizarre preoccupation -- no, really, an obsession -- with cutting federal benefits.

The protest group, Les Amis du Balzar, has sent an eloquent new letter to the new owner, Jean-Paul Bucher, written by a young publisher, Lorenzo Valentin, and describing the "objet de nos preoccupations": that no dish will come from a centralized kitchen, and that there will be real autonomy for the staff, and real autonomy in the management.

There is no preoccupation with challenge or disruption.

For all the complexity of the negotiations to come, that preoccupation can be no more.

As I watch my son and daughter raise my grandchildren and deal with the age-old issues of sibling rivalry and adolescent rebellion and the current ones of internet exposure, and the vastly increased preoccupation with safety, (No biking without  helmets please).

For instance, a person with Capgras who believes that his wife has been substituted by an impostor but shows no preoccupation for his wife and does not go and look for her, appears to have a circumscribed delusion.

The ballet came out of the preoccupations of Work No 850.

Otherwise, you're engaging in a form of rhetorical narcissism and ideological self-preoccupation that has no consequence on the material conditions of actually existing poor people".