Sentence examples for right preoccupations from inspiring English sources

Warren is sometimes credited with broadening evangelical activism to transcend religious right preoccupations, but that's a bit deceptive.

Drone warfare has become a much bigger human-rights preoccupation.

Yet West has inadvertently highlighted the absurdity of the right's preoccupation with individual choice.

"His main political preoccupation right now is the extradition of Colombians," Semana said.

Orthorexia is a preoccupation with "right" and "wrong" foods.

Rights were his preoccupation, and his metaphors brought them to life.

Money would never again be a concern — Milch's final three-year contract with the producers of "Hill Street Blues" had paid him twelve million dollars; "NYPD Blue" to date has earned him more than sixty million, with plenty more to come from future syndication rights — but he had graver preoccupations.

The shifting demographic balance, long a concern of Israel's left, has become a preoccupation of the right as the two populations approach parity and as the Likud, with a strong plurality in Parliament, seeks to function as a governing party.

There's even a further nod to the enduring privatising preoccupations of the political right, with the outsourcing of care assessments.

The bigger and more disturbing issue is that the preoccupations of the far right now go with, not against, the grain of mainstream political discourse.

In fact the central preoccupation of my life right now is trying to find another movie to direct".