Sentence examples for expressing their preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Fellow Lusophone countries Brazil and Timor Leste also reacted to the events, with Brazil's Ministry of External Relations expressing their "preoccupation" with the events and saying that it would call for an extraordinary meeting of the UNSC to discuss the issue.

Women with eating disorders may be driven by their desire to be thin, but men often express their preoccupation in different terms.

The exercise of bringing locals to express their perceptions and preoccupations in regards to their living environment thus constitutes a valuable complement to the traditional expert perspective.

During the debate that followed the official presentation of the Manifesto and the speeches, the children had the opportunity to express their opinions, talk about their different experiences and articulate their preoccupations relating to their own situation and that of other children in Guinea Bissau.

And sensing their parents' preoccupation, they are unable to directly express their emotions about the divorce, she added.

They express their interpretation of the world and their understanding of our preoccupations and identities.

People expressed their views.

Fellow pros expressed their shock.

The Army Council express their sympathy".

The fans have expressed their frustration.

It also lets them express their personalities".