Sentences with phrase «constant preoccupation»

I can't help but feel that the intense identification and constant preoccupation with skin color is not mentally healthy in the long run.

Even a casual reading of Jesus's ministry in the Gospels reveals a constant preoccupation with those pushed aside by the mainstream.

Indeed, it is not a great exaggeration to say that the battle is a constant preoccupation.

In Calvinist spirituality, «a constant preoccupation with personal moods and feelings is entirely unnecessary.»

Food is a constant preoccupation, with a surprising number of stories featuring autophagy — the eating of one's own body.

The therapeutic target goal is a constant preoccupation which translates into the organisation of teams focused on specific aims and time lines.

This efficiency is a constant preoccupation at Toronto's Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Foundation.

This painting evokes a constant preoccupation of Himid's; the dialectic of safety and danger.

Experimenting with ways to float material, form and colour at eye level remains a constant preoccupation in Black's work, and this preoccupation remains as a thread in the exhibition at IMMA, which will present Black's extraordinary creative output through a series of new works tailored for the spaces at IMMA.

Duration aside, time is a constant preoccupation of Dean's, and one of the central subjects of her new film, JG, which was on view from February 7 through April 21, 2013 at the Arcadia University Art Gallery.

So too are the bouquets she places front and center in her canvases as a kind of beautiful dare, which today often means daring to be beautiful... This show's sampling of earlier paintings reveals some shifts in style, but mostly a constant preoccupation with beauty, rendered with discernment and wit.

Experimenting with ways to float material, form and colour at eye level remains a constant preoccupation in Black's work.