Examples of using Preoccupation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The detailed research I have done on this obsessive preoccupation shows that Wagner's attitude toward Jews
Join students but has expanded its struggle also raised objections among the students about the organization's preoccupation with matters unrelated to the students.
This coalition's obsessive preoccupation with the legal authorities to protect a prime minister immersed in investigations is a mark of Cain for Israeli democracy.
stop the preoccupation with internal issue, and go fight for the state together.".
Illness preoccupation has been present for at least 6 months,
During the week, the preoccupation continued with the Russian proposal to carry outjoint operations with the US against organizations that violate the ceasefire in Syria.
Just like the preoccupation with the large penis,
demonstrating a preoccupation with science and religion.
demonstrating a preoccupation with science and religion.
The sculptor's preoccupation with form and symmetry becomes clear in Night, exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum,
The preoccupation is not better explained by concerns with body fat
The reason is that our unhealthy preoccupation with calories leads us to the erroneous conclusion that only the first question matters.
Some Americans see the food movement as“nice” but peripheral- a middle-class preoccupation with farmers' markets, community gardens
Every field of knowledge is characterized by its declared preoccupation with a certain group of phenomena," according to Sauer.
In a sterile place in which he was freed from the preoccupation of the daily physical existence and free for spiritual pursuits.
This preoccupation is exaggerated, produces discomfort and seriously interferes in the daily life of the subject,
Preoccupation with details, rules,
Britain's preoccupation with the European theatre alarmed Australian politicians, given the tenuous
Persistent preoccupation with an idea or a person is not harmful in itself as long as it does not harm the agent's flourishing.
When the preoccupation is constitutive of flourishing life,