Preoccupations unfolded about small areas of space that held personal significance for residents.
The search for life on Mars – the closest planet to Earth that may harbour life – has been an enduring preoccupation since the earliest days of space exploration.
It's everything a pub should be: a fabric of mercy, a haven from the preoccupations of post-industrial life, a timeless space more connected with the fields and springs, the repeating cycle of generations, than with the particular troubles of our own times.
Their apartment, which Pilar Viladas wisely and beautifully documents in this issue, is one of the most beguiling spaces I have ever encountered -- exquisite, cultured, ridiculously pretty -- and a tribute to the dreamy preoccupations of two very grounded Midwesterners.
"The preoccupations of my husband are the French and France".
Genre deals closely with themes that are preoccupations of religion.
The mosaics of the 4th century tended to copy the style of wall paintings, as is seen in the introduction of a strip of ground below the figures, of shading, and of other manifestations of a preoccupation with pictorial space.
The vintage vibe was underlined by a preoccupation with space.
Johnson's abiding preoccupation at the time was the idea of procession, the differentiation of spaces through which people pass.
Ton-km only measure the physical labour of transferring goods in space, which was probably the major preoccupation of carriers at the beginning of the 20th century, when 90%% of goods were transported on rail and waterways.
