Sentence examples for that preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Over the next few months the places on the itinerary seem to be amplifying that preoccupation.

It must be extremely uncomfortable to live with a writer - all that preoccupation and brooding".

For all the complexity of the negotiations to come, that preoccupation can be no more.

Such major investigators of learning as B.F. Skinner and J.A. McGeoch maintained in the 1930s and 1940s that preoccupation with theory was misguided.

Revolutionary unrest in the Austrian Netherlands and Hungary grew in the belief that preoccupation with the war would prevent the Emperor from taking on the revolutionaries as well.

The ubiquitous blitz to persuade Americans that preoccupation with electronic gadgets is exciting, and live contact with human beings is boring at best or more likely a bother, further alienates us from our genetic need to socialize through voice, hearing, touch and sight.

After an apprenticeship at elBulli, he realized that his preoccupation was with scent.

This strongly suggests that Herodotus' preoccupation was with something larger still.

Some American executives suggest that the preoccupation with formats may be a passing fad.

Virtually every intellectual and political figure we look at in our book shares that central preoccupation with rejuvenating the nation.

But others cautioned that his preoccupation with consolidating power at home would leave him with little flexibility.