Sentence examples for preoccupations on from inspiring English sources

Cheese is but one of the preoccupations on the farm.

But inequality and the shrinking middle class have become abiding preoccupations on Main Street and in Washington.

I have decades of memories about JD, as the British jazz world will always know him ('Sir John' was reserved only for other people's preoccupations on formal occasions, or ironic asides from Cleo).

Nuclear warfare and government conspiracy were preoccupations on albums such as Rust in Peace and Countdown to Extinction.

As Wise sits in the window of the restaurant, you can read these heavier preoccupations on his face not just figuratively, but literally, too.

Nonetheless, there seems to be a reactivation of the symptoms after childbirth, especially regarding preoccupations on body shape.

And this is the point at which the thematic preoccupations of "On the Road" meet the style of "On the Road" — the lyrical, gushing, excessive prose.

And this is the point at which the thematic preoccupations of "On the Road" meet the style of "On the Road"—the lyrical, gushing, excessive prose.

But his second term may give him an opportunity to move away from the distorting, "war on terror" preoccupations of Mali and Somalia, and focus on the broader issues - trade in particular - that he raised three years ago in Ghana.

The story often turns on preoccupations of women – impregnation, pregnancy, childbirth, childloss, rape and domestic violence – in various coded forms.

This is such a far cry from the concerns of other "Intervention" addicts — the money-and-appearance preoccupations of Caylee on next week's episode are more typical — that even (or especially) a hardened "Intervention" viewer will find it difficult to look away.