Sentence examples for preoccupations of this from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Eric Wesley's exhibition cleverly invokes some of the basic preoccupations of this narrow, conceptualist genre.

The chief preoccupations of this character, often the narrator, are objects, women, and music.

In an era in which artists' reputations are made with Instagram and YouTube pages, as much as with gallery shows, 89plus is a window into the preoccupations of this generation.

It is sad, though, to think that the preoccupations of this book, however much they may intersect our own preoccupations of the moment, might eclipse her greater poetic talents, evident here, and so beautifully fulfilled in "To Kill a Mockingbird".

I'd be interested to hear about anyone else's private preoccupations of this kind; these feelings don't get reported on, but, put together and acted upon, they may make up politics and alter events.

And if one man was just as worthy of a political voice as the next, why should any individual involve himself in politics at all? Hugh Brogan, a historian at the University of Essex in England, shares the preoccupations of this second Tocqueville, without sharing his conclusions.

The design of such systems can be achieved by allowing the interaction between all their component objects (i.e., internet of things), which is one of the preoccupations of the researchers this last decade.

One of the chief preoccupations of the presidents of this province, scarred as it was by war and starvation, was to repopulate it.

That is the absolute total preoccupation of this government in Indigenous policy".

But bashing old-school naturalists and scientists is not the only -- or chief -- preoccupation of this popular, prolific artist.

Sweat is an abiding preoccupation of this novel, and in its first third most of the characters appear at least once with big underarm stains.