Sentence examples for preoccupations remain from inspiring English sources

Her major preoccupations remain language and the body.

And yet, if he's not pushing the edge formally, neither is he dabbling; while the preoccupations remain the same, the newer stories seem more likely to sum up lifetimes, the apprehension of loss given stark outline by the unforgiving clarity of age.

Other preoccupations remain as well, amongst others, in terms of social acceptability, legislation and with regards to knowledge acquisition, notably on water resources".

The degree of Quimby's influence on her has been controversial, but, as his own son affirmed, her intensely religious preoccupations remained distinct from the essentially secular cast of Quimby's thought.

But his preoccupations will remain.

This slide was historically understandable in terms of the influence of natural theology on philosophy of religion in the West, but the real issue, as noted by Michael McGhee, "is whether such preoccupations should remain central to the philosophy of religion, and, if not, what should replace them" (1992, 1).

The surfaces of Davies's scores may seem very different now, but his musical preoccupations have remained much the same as they were a quarter-century ago.

Despite many changes in the characters' lives in the intervening years, their central preoccupations and frustrations remain unchanged.

Results: Simple correlations revealed that most of the relationships between somatic preoccupation and remaining study variables were statistically significant (e.g., poor parental health status correlated to somatic preoccupation).

The Allah issue and the Anwar trial are likely to remain political preoccupations for months to come.

How to ensure that responsible and responsive policy decisions are made by career administrators, and how to coordinate their work with the policies of politically elected or appointive officials, remain key preoccupations, especially in democratic states.