Another win should do it for them here but such preoccupations represent the consequences of a disappointing season.
His learned preoccupation with optics, the struggles to analyze and represent the diffusion of light, fathered a poetry of radiance and grandfathers him into the ancestry of Impressionism; his emotively weighty manipulation of pigment did the same for Expressionism.
By giving so much airtime to the Republican leadership battle, the preoccupations of a tiny but vociferous portion of the American electorate is being showcased as though they represent the views of Americans as a whole.
The parents in this study represent the normal range of expected personality functioning, yet their children may suffer from the parents' self-preoccupation and aggressive impulsivity.
In "Buddenbrooks," the young male scion of the family performs feverish improvisations on the piano; his musical preoccupation represents the end point of the businesslike, mercantile lineage of the Buddenbrooks.
It said the "face with tears of joy emoji" best represented "the ethos, mood, and preoccupations of 2015".
A portrait of society that was related to reality, that sought to represent real life, was the preoccupation only of traditional novelists.
The scale consists of two factors - 'quality of attachment' which represents the quality of a mother's affective experiences such as closeness and tenderness; and 'time spent in attachment mode' which represents the intensity of preoccupation a mother experiences assessed through 19 items based on the feelings, behaviours and attitudes towards the fetus.
That is why I think it is necessary to establish an authority, not at a political level, but at a professional and technical level, without the immediate preoccupation of representing people, without the immediate preoccupation of consensus, where opinions can be expressed in a strictly professional way, but only in terms of consultancy.
The preoccupation with squalor.
