Sentence examples for preoccupations about from inspiring English sources

For Bernstein fanatics confronted with Candide (1956), preoccupations about edition, size or style loom large.

"Both the government and the Bank of Spain shared with me their preoccupations about what not listing would mean in terms of trust in the country," he said.

Some Buddhists define their philosophy in contrast to Western religion: Buddhism, they believe, does not have Christian-style preoccupations about things like sex.

It's a sentimentality that allows people to pursue a dream of the war, and which enables their fantasies and preoccupations about it.

He weaves in his own preoccupations about art and film, Diderot and Kant, and what it means to be a spectator and a subject of art.

None of this is what I expected when I first arrived to interview the 53-year-old director, bristling with preoccupations about a ballet institution that was funded by gambling, car racing and tax exiles.

But there was a touch of melancholy, a hint of preoccupation, about his mood.

Is it about power or (a particularly modern preoccupation) about dementia?

The Financial Threat Scale (FTS) was designed to assess levels of fear, uncertainty, and preoccupation about the stability and security of one's finances.

Following the behavioural experiment, the Shown-Discrepancy Group estheired their SOL more accurately and reported less anxiety and preoccupation about sleep compared to the No-Demonstration Group.

The captain remains the same along with a nagging preoccupation about his dearth of runs; the coach has been replaced; so has half of the team.