Sentence examples for everyone's preoccupations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Guterres, Portugal's prime minister, said today that any move toward a missile-defense system would have to be agreed to "by everybody" and would have to take into account "everyone's preoccupations in this matter".

"Our preoccupation and everyone's preoccupation is to ensure that the stability that exists now is not undermined by this plan put forward by the Americans," Mr. Chretien said at a joint news conference.

He is far less interested in everyone else's preoccupation with his own life and times, which clearly feels a drag.

Not everyone thinks Japan's preoccupation is healthy.

Henry: Everyone's?

Chinatown's preoccupation now is weddings.

Letting stories tell themselves (or appear to) is one of Mr. Jordan's serious preoccupations as an artist: the stories that tell themselves best are the old ones, the myths and the legends and the folk tales that everyone seems to have known forever, like the tales of seals who rise from the sea and become women for a time.

That's Mr. Podziba's other preoccupation.

Patterson's current preoccupation is Hollywood.

Mr Heaton's ultimate message that disabled people have the same preoccupations as everyone else and just face more barriers than the rest of us risks sounding trite, but bears repeating.

Though Doreen never materializes in the church's lovely sacristy, meticulously re-created by Harry Feiner, she is the full-time preoccupation of everyone who does.