Sentence examples for this preoccupation has from inspiring English sources

This preoccupation has nothing whatever to do with love for lowlife.

This preoccupation has perhaps been exacerbated by working on The Turn of the Screw: at the heart of the story are two cherubic children apparently haunted by some horror.

While public health issues in developed countries deserve ethical scrutiny, this preoccupation has precluded meaningful engagement with health issues relevant to the vast majority of the global poor.

This paranoid preoccupation has resulted in repetitive accusations and demands that interfere with his ability to stay focused on substantive matters related to his defense...

Mr. Simic said his chief poetic preoccupation has been history.

Increasingly the channel's preoccupation has been with competitions, novelty comestibles and the peregrinations of Guy Fieri ("Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives").

Periods when the over-riding preoccupation has been lowering the national debt have coincided with industrial, economic and strategic decline.

But the architect's main preoccupation has been the City of Arts and Sciences, a vast, futuristic complex to the southeast.

The trans pop-culture preoccupation has been only loosely connected to advances in social policy, sometimes dishearteningly so.

But his preoccupation has been the Times, which he may have been destined to run from the time he was born.

Of late, her main preoccupation has been domestic violence and rape, a daily occurrence outside the refugee camps when women collect wood for cooking and to sell.