Sentence examples for the same preoccupation from inspiring English sources

They're symbols of the same preoccupation with the improvised versus the certified.

The same preoccupation with language underlies Herder's thoughts about culture or Volk, as he called it.

Even if Pericles is the lesser play, it shares the same preoccupation with time.

I was preoccupied with drugs and I think she has the same preoccupation.

And what he and I talked about for this piece was how, as he saw it, the same preoccupation with Iraq diminished our operations in Afghanistan after we "won" the war.

Its complex, interlocking spirals — a system of ramps that lead down through galleries stocked with sleek cars — revealed the same preoccupation with complex geometries as his earlier work, but with an astounding level of refinement.

They have the same preoccupations as physicians: to preserve health and to prolong physical life.

He finds everywhere "the same worries and uncertainties, the same preoccupations," namely "race, sexuality, God, ambition, isolation, misunderstanding, fear".

Across religious denominations and differing racial, class and economic backgrounds, the same preoccupations surface: what's the dress like?

"The same preoccupations come up in whatever form you use, but I do like to vary the form," he added.

That is unfortunate, because the irritating neon flash of 1959 distracts from the more insightful discussion of how musicians, writers, painters, comedians and others shared the same preoccupations.