Sentence examples for scope of its preoccupations from inspiring English sources

Last year's season transfers to the Soho Theatre in London next month, and the scope of its preoccupations is striking.

A lot of its preoccupations are still my preoccupations: European colonies, wars of independence in Africa, a preoccupation with the grubbier side of provincial England.

Our talk wandered around another of its preoccupations, the Beat Generation.

Largely because of its preoccupation with violence as entertainment, "Funny Games" has been compared with Stanley Kubrick's "Clockwork Orange".

Noticeably, however, the other major player locally, Spotify, has yet to set up shop in Poland, perhaps as a result of its preoccupation with conquering America.

The Bush administration failed to do so because of its preoccupation with the war on terror and its misguided ideology.

So called "dubstep purists" leveled criticism at brostep because of its preoccupation with "hard" and aggressive sounding timbres.

On Tuesday it revealed the full scope of its inquiry.

Entries in its index indicate the scope of its pessimism.

Union gets noticed for the scope of its productions.

What distinguishes "Auto Mania" from these works, besides its tone, is the scope of its indictment.