Sentences with phrase «one's main preoccupation»

Rob Sherwood's main preoccupation seems to be the relationship between structure and disruption — the possibilities of establishing a certain...

Vessels, anti-vessels, and the human body are the three main preoccupations of the included ceramic works.

His main preoccupation right now is to remain free,» Vigil told Business Insider.

Finally, the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, who has made the Council his main preoccupation in recent years, exercises extreme caution in speaking about his own hopes for the Council.

The main preoccupation of the church is to assure those who have no value in capitalism of the great value for their souls in heaven.

From 1916 into the «20s, the Century's main preoccupation, not surprisingly, was World War I and then its aftermath.

On the whole the Sadducees were not much interested in the Kingdom; their main preoccupation was to keep things as they were, so that by a policy of prudent collaboration they might retain their wealth and their political influence.

If he had bought anyone of those and they then performed as they have to date for their present clubs, the level of abuse AW would be getting would be insane from those who make such personal abuse their main preoccupation regardless of facts, logic, circumstances etc..

Despite speculations that the Governor is eyeing either the vice presidential or senatorial positions in 2019, the governor yesterday clarified that he would never seek any elective position again saying that his main preoccupation after leaving office would be to continue to agitate for a better Nigeria.

Let's first give a very brief sketch of some of the main preoccupations of post-war liberal economic theory, which sought to understand the actual behaviour of economic agents under conditions of scarcity through the creation of predictive models.

The main preoccupation of his government, therefore, he said, will be to «build a Ghana where there are jobs for our young people, where our people do not defecate in the open, a Ghana which is fit for the 21st century.»

That's our main preoccupation at the moment.

«Our main preoccupation is how to unite the North to relate better with the rest of Nigeria on a common ground.

Unlike many Boston - area academics, Lanza has the «R» - dropping accent of the region, most noticeable when he talks about one of his main preoccupations: Stargardt's disease.

The main preoccupation of many social psychologists is the invention of new personality traits, and it is to these that Collier turns in his account of motivation.

I have a variety of hobbies and interests, but my main preoccupation is fantasizing about young asian men.

Contino and geometric abstractionist Ron Davis share similar concerns about perspectival illusion and optical tension, but these are not Contino's main preoccupation.

EMC: The main preoccupation is painting itself, as a way to create a reference and a presence for consciousness.

This constant expectation of something good or bad to happen has become our main preoccupation in life, making us forget the fleeting moment.

«My main preoccupation in art - making is the body.

Drawing Conclusions: Until fairly recently, nature has been the main preoccupation of west coast artists.

This group's main preoccupation is saving the Amazon Rainforest, but are also «involved in personal and group discussions about creating responsible environmental consciousness towards nature in particular when it comes to plastic and paper waste.»