Sentence examples for preoccupation at all from inspiring English sources

"Employment will be my preoccupation at all times".

"It's wasn't one of my preoccupations at all.

Gaming those calculations seems to have been a preoccupation at the bank.

Searching for this idyll remains a preoccupation, at least for my generation.

Johnson's abiding preoccupation at the time was the idea of procession, the differentiation of spaces through which people pass.

Heavy farm breakfasts before work got the blame for indigestion, a major preoccupation at the time, and a lighter version became the ideal.

There was a preoccupation at the school to protect the teacher and much less interest in reaching out to the three students".

Liberty's main preoccupation at the moment is an effort to win approval from Germany's cartel office for its plan to buy six big regional cable TV systems from Deutsche Telekom for about $5 billion.

If the traditional parlor game ahead of Apple events is to try to predict the specifications of the next cool product, a more common preoccupation at Microsoft events is to muse about whether people even want what the company is selling.

Fellow parents are more likely to understand if I bail on dinner because of a sudden teacher conference, and their eyes are less likely to glaze over if my preoccupation at that dinner is more temper tantrums than, say, the right way to temper chocolate (which might once have held my interest for hours).

First, there was considerable preoccupation, at least among listeners in the area dominated by music professionals, with problems at the hall: the recent resignations of three respected members of the staff and reports of widespread dissatisfaction, bordering on revolt, with the leadership of Franz Xaver Ohnesorg as executive director.