Sentence examples for values and preoccupations from inspiring English sources

Weddings are social events, and as such, they give expression to the values and preoccupations of the society in which they take place.

But he said the Coalition needed to regroup from the voter backlash delivered at the weekend by sending a clear signal the party was interested in mainstream values and preoccupations and not captured by "fringe issues".

The society of the Second Empire, and indeed that of the early decades of the Third Republic, did not like to see itself too accurately portrayed on the stage; yet at the same time, in reaction against the escapism and nonconformity of Romantic drama, its members wanted the stage to reflect contemporary values and preoccupations.

It stands testament to your values and preoccupations, and using the Mac I sensed a clear and direct connection with the people who actually created the Macintosh.

Our interests, preoccupations values and worldview all infuse the things we create.

Today it serves as a peculiar reminder of that political compromise and of a preoccupation with values and ethics (Linné, 2001).

Rosenthal and Koons talk through Koons' career and preoccupations.

Up top he is a mass of vulnerabilities and preoccupations.

Every visitor will arrive with their own preconceptions and preoccupations.

And photo time-stamps give further signals the company can data mine for intel on your passions and preoccupations.

They illuminate the culture's dominant pastimes and preoccupations.