Sentence examples for preoccupation over how from inspiring English sources
In her concern and preoccupation over how we might handle the class and lifestyle differences in the EDU, she neglected to mention that her room-mate in the hospital was my exact age.
"I'm against our preoccupation, and how judgments about attractiveness spill over into judgments about competence and job performance.
More generally, the preoccupation with "How do I look?" may well be getting in the way of living authentically.
Lest this seem like an abstract preoccupation, observe how beautifully she pursues this inquiry in her best-loved work.
Her patronising preoccupation was how many men there have been in her life, not her judgment about them.
People may get satisfaction out of [just getting a good salary]." Dalglish's preoccupation is how to assemble his new acquisitions.
"I didn't plan it that way, but the concern, the preoccupation with how to construct a decent society was always there".
The argument is over how.
(Rosaline, 49, Soweto) In Soweto, we found a preoccupation with how the medicine from the clinic interacts with the body.
The qualitative case study in Soweto is characterised by a preoccupation with how medicine from the clinic interacts with the body.
