Sentence examples for widespread preoccupation with from inspiring English sources
Both archaeological evidence from the past and observation of simpler societies of the present show widespread preoccupation with, and ingenuity in, methods of hunting.
In 1984, psychologist Judith Rodin coined this term to describe the widespread negative preoccupation with body image, especially in women.
Responding to our justifiably increasing preoccupation with widespread obesity, the Coca-Cola Company has released a masterful television ad on the subject.
The economic crisis, preoccupation with domestic affairs, and widespread admiration of U.S. Pres.
The widespread emphasis on outputs of marine conservation efforts is illustrated in the ongoing preoccupation with one of the internationally endorsed Aichi targets (Target 11, 10% of marine and coastal areas under protection).
Finally, as further evidence of modern preoccupation with death, it may be noted that, in Western society, Spiritualism witnesses to a widespread desire to have communication with the dead, and recently, in England, there has even been a recrudescence of necromancy.
The preoccupation with squalor.
11 preoccupation with bioterrorism's lurking residue.
Their preoccupation with mortality is raw.
This also explains authoritarians' preoccupation with luxury.
His preoccupation with the war remained profound.
