Sentence examples for subject that preoccupied from inspiring English sources

Pianist Vanessa Benelli Mosell has named her second album for Decca Light, a subject that preoccupied both of the composers she features.

This nostalgic effect is especially keen in her portraits of the Navaho - a subject that preoccupied her for decades, starting in the 30's.

"Vichy was expressing itself, quietly but vehemently, on the subject that preoccupied me: the precise location of the center of pain in its relation with the past".

I watched him beating his bunch of grass against his knees, with that preoccupied grandmotherly air that elephants have.

These comments mark the beginning of a theme that preoccupied Gerson throughout his career.

With Il Caso Mattei (The Mattei Affair, 1972), which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 1972, Rosi returned to his stride and to the subjects that most preoccupied him: power, corruption and the links between legitimate political establishments and organised crime.

It is not easy to make an interesting or even comprehensible subject out of the angry controversies about the Trinity that preoccupied early Christians.

The problem that preoccupied Béré now was evacuation.

He appears less prone to harbour the sort of personal animosities that preoccupied Mr Maliki.

He remembers that time as being a disarray that preoccupied him completely.

They furnish a likely subject for preoccupied gardeners with little time to spare coddling and pampering individual plants.