Our ideas about crime and punishment are further distorted by the media with a preoccupation on violent crimes, with myths of crime being propagated in television programs like Cops and America's Most Wanted, playing a significant role in shaping public perceptions about the nature of crime.
Including this sort of information with a visual image is a preoccupation of his.
Henry Eyring identified business with building and practicality; Clark identified business with personal leadership, which is also a preoccupation of Mitt Romney's.
"Piano and Orchestra" (1975), with Joseph Kubera as a distinguished soloist, shared with "Structures" a preoccupation with essential qualities of sound and space.
A preoccupation with state-of-the-art communications technology is something that unites this rural community of around 1,000 people with the personnel of the 422nd Air Base Group – the branch of the US Air Force that operates the former bomber base as a vast data hub.
It would be unreasonable to conclude based on his stated pursuit of revenge that it was the single most important motive for what he did, especially since his behavior was complicated by extreme social isolation, psychological disturbance, and a preoccupation with state-of-the-art firearms.
A person with this disorder has a grandiose sense of self-importance and a preoccupation with fantasies of success, power, and achievement.
Among things to look for in assessing threats are hopelessness, despair, hatred, isolation, loneliness, nihilism or an "end-of-the-world" philosophy and a preoccupation with themes of violence, the report said.
The polar opposite of a preoccupation with state support of terrorism is the view that, in the modern world, intense hatred is self-organizing and self-empowering.
Vulva imagery may have been of special interest because of a preoccupation with fertility and the mystery of birth, he said.
