Sentence examples for occasion for concern from inspiring English sources
Within a few years, it became clear that he was having trouble finishing another work of fiction, and his monumental funk, stretching into decades, became an occasion for concern and derision.
This was the prelude to George VI's address to his people, aired live, and the King's stammer made it a somewhat nerve-wracking occasion for all concerned.
If you regard each human interaction as an occasion for performance, your concern and attention will be focused on how well or badly you're doing and not on the people you're doing it with.
Perhaps the biggest defense against terrorism isn't just to demonstrate that we can go on with business as usual; it's to use terrorism as an occasion for addressing actual safety concerns that we can control.
There is very little occasion for the president to be concerned with a political tussle, except for imposing president's rule [when a state government is suspended and the federal government takes over] or when inviting a new government after elections.
The next day The Scotsman reported that the "military authorities have come to the conclusion that there is no occasion for them to take action concerning the building".
It was hardly the occasion for that.
Every arrangement was an occasion for dispute.
He loved any occasion for action.
"It is a special occasion for everybody.
Choose an occasion for the party.
