Sentence examples for preoccupation that from inspiring English sources

Alzheimer's didn't so much invade his brain as deepen the benign fuzziness and preoccupation that had always been there.

It's this preoccupation that has ensured the themes of Humans are seldom out of the news these days.

Nonetheless, the footage, both as shot and as edited, reveals a distinctive visual preoccupation that would flourish there and throughout his career.

For another, she has for decades scrutinised torture as an instrument of state-sanctioned policy, a preoccupation that grew out of her 1985 monograph The Body in Pain.

Engel captures a resonant contradiction: how reliably, in the moment, petty preoccupations divert our full attention from those who deserve it, and how reliably, with time, it is the person and not the preoccupation that stays with us.

This is a country in love with music and dance — a preoccupation that shows not only on special occasions like the Oguaa Fetu Afehye, a festival that draws foreign visitors in September, but every day.

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".

Preoccupations that will come into her own novels are everywhere aired in these marginalia.

"There are subjects and preoccupations that are much more important in the country.

Technology and the economy have converged to create a set of priorities and preoccupations that are unique to our times.

Lively's writing shines brightest when her discursive remarks demonstrate the methods and preoccupations that have shaped her fiction.