Sentence examples for pervasive preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Brazilian music expert Dário Borim Jr. wrote, "Veloso's disc as a whole displays a plethora of poetic representations and pervasive preoccupation with sex and gloom".

Excessive and/or pervasive preoccupation with cleanliness was the earliest OCD symptom to emerge in majority of subjects (n=15; 60.0%).

These symptoms must involve a pervasive pattern of a preoccupation with orderliness, perfectionism, interpersonal and psychological control.

This preoccupation with the material world is pervasive, and has bred a culture that has left a trail of blood and tears in black neighborhoods across the country with little collective outcry from the church.

The issue will be pervasive which is why articles on green matters are flagged throughout this year's edition.A second preoccupation will be managing shifts in global power.

Congress' preoccupation of late with the fate of the Big Three automakers has masked a far more pervasive and potentially dire decline in the nation's industrial sector, whose workers' earnings are the underpinnings of a thriving middle class.

Another big, new preoccupation?

But Matt Matttt was his preoccupation.

I was mining a preoccupation.

Corruption was pervasive.

Substance abuse is pervasive.