Sentence examples for preoccupation to be from inspiring English sources

The age was characterized by an ambition to write heroic epics—a preoccupation to be explained perhaps by such historical events as the wars against the Cossacks, the Russians, the Swedes, and the Turks.

In today's obsession with risk management, where there is a constant preoccupation to be able to predict risks associated with our environment, the economy, our societies, etc., can designers liberate the design process from such instrumentality and indeed conceptualize far beyond specific points of environmental inefficiencies in existing products, services, buildings or spaces?

But Mr. Greenspan's immediate preoccupation is to be on guard for signs of rising inflation.

 This period preoccupation seemed to be the answer.

Netanyahu's only preoccupation appears to be pandering to his right-wing constituency in the hope that this will carry him to an unprecedented fourth term.

Germany's domestic preoccupations tend to be underestimated by outsiders.

Horror films, that had sex as one of their major preoccupations, continued to be more leniently censored, due to the perception of being unserious and lightweight.

Having sorted out the movie side, Iger's current preoccupation is said to be the new Shanghai Disneyland, set to open next year.

The area had a sordid glamour that I fancied was a bit like Paris in the 20s, and my preoccupation was how to be part of it.

To be brave and make something without the preoccupation of trying to be witty was the task.

And yet, what struck Nair was how familiar the Garos' preoccupations turned out to be.