Sentence examples for preoccupations of two from inspiring English sources

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.

Like a novelist, Mr. Rivette builds his story slowly, allowing the emotional quirks and cultural preoccupations of his six main characters to form like a crystal into a geometry of interlocking triangles.

He also continued to write short stories, but in 1923, after contracting tuberculosis, he abruptly changed his major theme from one of self-preoccupation to one of concern with the state of the masses.

Articles written downtown were "Ora-fied" to reflect the preoccupations of Orange County's three million residents.

Attracting females, not just to the site but to themselves, is also something of a preoccupation of the four pals.

DURABILITY, of garments but also ideas, would seem to be a preoccupation of the three most interesting forces showing this season.

The masterly music of the late-Renaissance Jewish composer Salamone Rossi has been a fruitful preoccupation of late, one that continues with a "sequel" concert (featuring singers and players of the Clarion Music Society) of motets and madrigals, which also includes music by Rossi's two great contemporaries Monteverdi and Gesualdo.

Along with the variety of styles and subject has gone a consistency of themes and preoccupations, three of which he announced in that first film, sex, lies and videotape: eroticism, mendacity and a fascination with technique.

Her long preoccupation with "A Tale of Two Cities" has left Ms. Santoriello something less than the complete Dickens scholar.

(Outer space is another of Mr. Robinson's preoccupations; one of his other recent albums features the Arkestra's longtime steward, Marshall Allen).

Perhaps those conversations were not only attempting to resolve the two preoccupations of every exile: longing and logistics.