Sentence examples for preoccupation of this from inspiring English sources

That is the absolute total preoccupation of this government in Indigenous policy".

But bashing old-school naturalists and scientists is not the only -- or chief -- preoccupation of this popular, prolific artist.

Sweat is an abiding preoccupation of this novel, and in its first third most of the characters appear at least once with big underarm stains.

I recalled this conversation while reading "Only Yesterday," in part because the question of what constitutes native ground is a driving preoccupation of this epic about the Jewish settlement of Palestine in the early years of the 20th century.

Cupid's errant arrows are the preoccupation of this household; the people in it are much more able to confront one another's love problems than the imminent loss of the family home.

The uncertain zone at the margins of London, where city ends and countryside begins, is the preoccupation of this new album from Karl Hyde, on a break from his dancefloor-pumping, Olympic ceremony-scoring day job with Underworld.

The preoccupation of the Joint Chiefs at this time was the Vietnam War, but he was also involved in the handling of the Pueblo crisis.

This preoccupation of the media with the most titillating voices from the extreme right and left has given the megaphone to the least thoughtful among us, and has led to a deep polarization among our citizens and elected officials that has made our national and state governmental organizations increasingly dysfunctional.

The choice of the disciplines demonstrated the preoccupation of the authorities during this period with promoting cure and with individual care.

Nevertheless, Eric Wesley's exhibition cleverly invokes some of the basic preoccupations of this narrow, conceptualist genre.

The chief preoccupations of this character, often the narrator, are objects, women, and music.