Sentence examples for was one preoccupation from inspiring English sources

The Conservative committee on employment was one preoccupation.

Flesh is one preoccupation, as evident in Susanna Starr's "Phantom Skin," a long, vertical structure of spongy, repetitive ridges (made by pouring acrylic paint in tones ranging from roseate to ashen gray onto synthetic sponges) that suggests the creases and folds of an aging body.

But it is clear from the letters that the Catastrophe was one of the overriding preoccupations of his life, and a clandestine presence in his books.

Kerouac was an indefatigable mapmaker, assembling city by city, state by state and river by river (the occult vitality of rivers was one of his abiding preoccupations) a spiritual atlas of postwar America.

Gift – the nature of gifts, and the gifts of nature – was one of the theoretical preoccupations of Landmarks, so I decided to add a final new chapter and glossary, the "Gift Glossary", to the paperback edition.

A major report which was one of Thabit's main preoccupations during the first year.

It's one more preoccupation.

The assessment of exposure to cosmic radiation on board aircraft is one of the preoccupations of organizations responsible for radiation protection.

The political drift to the right has always been one of the preoccupations of playwright David Edgar.

The design of such systems can be achieved by allowing the interaction between all their component objects (i.e., internet of things), which is one of the preoccupations of the researchers this last decade.

Finding sympathy and extending sympathy is one of the preoccupations of the new novel, which tells the story of three sets of protagonists who all leave Belfast and arrive in Amsterdam for a long weekend.