Sentence examples for problems and preoccupations from inspiring English sources

What this is also about is the failure of classical music to engage with the wider world, to identify itself with the problems and preoccupations of ordinary people.

The story follows the sad fortunes of Eddie and Em Desmopoulis (Chris Mulkey and Karen Landry), a lower-middle-class couple with predictable problems and preoccupations.

The presence of the nine DSM-IV criteria for depression, depressed mood, diminished interest, eating problems, sleeping problems, psychomotor problems, loss of energy, guilt, cognitive problems, and preoccupation with death/suicidal ideation, was recorded retrospectively for every week in the preceding three months [ 3].

"But what happens is that Venezuela has such serious problems and our preoccupations here are so big that we cannot spend time thinking about what happens there".

They faced many problems and hazards, not least the constant preoccupations with the professional and artistic ethics of reconstructing battle sequences.

Assemblyman Wright, a Democrat, said the commission had stalled because of preoccupation with budget problems and political squabbling among Albany leaders, particularly under the combative former governor, Eliot Spitzer.

A report by the Connecticut child advocate said Lanza's severe and deteriorating mental health problems, his preoccupation with violence and access to his mother's weapons "proved a recipe for mass murder".

Rosenthal and Koons talk through Koons' career and preoccupations.

Up top he is a mass of vulnerabilities and preoccupations.

Every visitor will arrive with their own preconceptions and preoccupations.

They illuminate the culture's dominant pastimes and preoccupations.