Sentence examples for preoccupations the from inspiring English sources
In 1980 Heaney published Preoccupations, the first of several collections of critical essays.
Our talk wandered around another of its preoccupations, the Beat Generation.
But as Iran has ascended the list of American preoccupations, the importance of the gap has grown.
The personages Kierkegaard creates to embody the aesthetic stage have two preoccupations, the arts and the erotic.
In 283, exploiting Bahrām's preoccupations, the Roman emperor Carus invaded Mesopotamia unopposed and entered Ctesiphon, the Sāsānian capital.
It flows from two peculiarly French preoccupations: the role of the central state, and the threat from the outside world.
Cheese is but one of the preoccupations on the farm.
Yet there is something about Donzy that captures the preoccupations of the French at large.
The preoccupation with the latter is the outcome of the implied assumption that production capabilities already exist.
The goals encompass the traditional preoccupations of the donor world: poverty eradication, governance and peace.
This suggestive indirection perfectly suits Marías's preoccupation: the erotic imagination.
