Sentence examples for specific preoccupation from inspiring English sources

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Has turned to fictional films in the mid-1950s, athehe time of the regeneration of Polish cinema, but unlike many of his contemporaries, notably Andrzej Wajda and Andrzej Munk, he avoided specific preoccupation with the second world war and its immediate aftermath.

The criteria for such selections and re-molding activities culminating in the formation of a scientific concept are the specific preoccupation of the philosophy of science.

In his first monograph, Self Portrait, Friedlander says the photographs "were not done as a specific preoccupation, but rather, they happened as a peripheral extension of my work... they came about slowly and not with a plan but more as another discovery each time..

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But the premise of Spacewar seemed to reflect the specific preoccupations of that time in the early 1960's.

But in this case, they clearly reflected the specific preoccupations of the pope and other Vatican officials with events surrounding the American invasion of Iraq and with the unabated fighting between Israelis and Palestinians.

This is a valid point, and I point it out here to say that something need not be original to be exciting to hear and see in the theatre, as well as to point out my own specific preoccupations with the play's style were not universal.

"Equal outcomes", the new mantra of education, has led to a preoccupation with specific levels of attainment on which the national literacy strategy rests.But while a focus on reading tends to highlight the relative under-performance of boys, they do not lag behind in every respect.

The psychiatrist's acquaintance with the phenomenon of "non-specific specificity" is, in our view, extremely important in the context of early diagnostic assessment, especially of patients presenting with a vague, unelaborated picture of maladjustment, underperformance, chronic malaise and dysphoria, negative symptoms, or hypochondriac preoccupations.

They show processes of accounting, for example, to necessarily entail the imposition of a specific set of ambitions, preoccupations and objectives to make things know-able and account-able in a specific and often novel way [ 55, 56, 71, 72].

Perhaps he was freeing his music from a too specific interpretation, from his own preoccupations.

In contrast, there has been relatively less impetus for understanding behaviors encompassing unusual, intense, and narrow interests or preoccupations (e.g., with specific aspects of objects or the environment), as well as repetitive routines or motor mannerisms.

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