Sentence examples for huge preoccupation from inspiring English sources

The idea of fluidity between menswear and womenswear is a huge preoccupation in fashion at the moment, with many labels amalgamating their menswear and womenswear into one blockbuster catwalk show as of next season.

Barely a year after it became law, William Donaldson, then chairman of the Securities Exchange Commission SECC), wondered if by unleashing "batteries of lawyers across the country" the legislation would lead to a "loss of risk-taking zeal" due to a "huge preoccupation with the dangers and risks of making the slightest mistake".

Ocean's Eleven, and its two sequels, Twelve and Thirteen – sequels were a very Weintraub preoccupation – were huge worldwide hits, and put him back in the game.

She said her biggest preoccupation had been her huge LED-lit gown created by the celebrated costume designer Sandy Powell.

The opportunity is to transcend its preoccupation with president and to start tackling the two huge problems Pakistan faces: the spread of Islamist militancy and a fast-sinking economy.First, though, Mr Musharraf should go.

But in comparison with its stature, its influence remains pitiful, despite its recognition by America as a member of the nuclear club the main (perhaps only) foreign-policy achievement of Mr Singh's first term.Indian governments' main preoccupations are domestic unsurprisingly, given a riotous Bartholomew Fair of a political system, and huge economic problems.

"This preoccupation with the legacy is pretty unusual for Spain, where most of the great families have had huge collections but have somehow failed to keep them together," Mr. Melendo said.

The preoccupation with debt that occurred after 2010 was because those Republicans and conservative Democrats that supported the huge Bush/Cheney deficits during their 8-year term would no longer support such spending.

Another big, new preoccupation?

But Matt Matttt was his preoccupation.

"This was a Conservative preoccupation.