Sentence examples for preoccupations are from inspiring English sources

Their preoccupations are mundane, yet vitally important.

Some of the book's preoccupations are understandable.

His two main philanthropic preoccupations are peace and population control.

Perhaps we can't leave Austen's oeuvre alone because her preoccupations are still our own.

Although the work can look dramatically varied, Turnbull's central preoccupations are enduring, Ms. Lilley said.

But its preoccupations are less and less those of Americans taken as a whole.

Mr. Laqueur's preoccupations are hardly the kind destined to endear him to the cultural right.

Yet the movie's preoccupations are as much religious, even sacerdotal, as political.

You don't really care what the preoccupations are, you just want to be with this voice.

Miller said that he had forgotten about the fragment, but some of the play's preoccupations are present.

The preoccupations were different in 1953.