Sentence examples for the central preoccupations from inspiring English sources

One of the central preoccupations at Sèvres, in which such notable chemists as Jean Hellot were engaged, was the secret of hard-paste porcelain.

That was perhaps a bit much, but "The Dark Knight" did bring some of the central preoccupations of Bush-era filmmaking to a grim, lustrous apotheosis.

As the central preoccupations of an era make their way into the legal system, the Supreme Court eventually weighs in, and nine lawyers in robes become oracles of our national identity.

January 14 , 1850Rochefort, France June 10 , 1923Hendaye, France Pierre Loti, pseudonym of Louis-marie-julien Viaud (born Jan . 14 , 1850Rochefort, Fr. died June 10 , 1923 Hendaye) novelist whose exoticism made him popular in his time and whose themes anticipated some of the central preoccupations of French literature between World Wars.

How species form and change over time is one of the central preoccupations of evolutionary biology (e.g [ 1, 2]).

It has been the central preoccupation of much of the decent journalism produced in the past year.

For Mr. Kass this notion of a transmittable tradition, is crucial; it becomes the central preoccupation of Genesis.

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

How the decision plays out will be the central preoccupation of British politics for the next ten years, possibly more.

In midcentury America the self was the central preoccupation, narcissism was the central pitfall, and analysts had to reset their instruments.

In fact, the effort to reconstitute a tradition and re-enchant the world could be the central preoccupation of the work itself.