Sentence examples for preoccupation should from inspiring English sources

The preoccupation should have been the health and welfare of North, not the absolution of others.

This slide was historically understandable in terms of the influence of natural theology on philosophy of religion in the West, but the real issue, as noted by Michael McGhee, "is whether such preoccupations should remain central to the philosophy of religion, and, if not, what should replace them" (1992, 1).

If art reflects individual preoccupations, why should others be interested?

Roland Dumas, the French Foreign Minister, stressed that German preoccupation with unification should not overshadow the construction of a unified Europe, which some people fear is already being sidetracked from its drive toward a single market for goods and 320 million European Community consumers by the end of 1992.

In our preoccupation with Milosevic we should bear in mind a few words of wisdom from World War II.

If that name doesn't tip you off that something is afoot (say the two words fast if you're still missing the joke), then Walter's sudden preoccupation with the book should do the trick.

In an outspoken interview with the Guardian and its European media partners, Donald Tusk said the growing European preoccupation with the south should not come at the expense of the east.

It's worrying that the contemporary preoccupation with "antisocial behavior" should dominate so much of legislators' thinking.

But why should these "domestic" preoccupations necessarily be women's preoccupations alone?

Why shouldn't our preoccupation with quality of life be applied as much to our working lives as our made-over homes and holidays?

It's worrying that the contemporary preoccupation with "anti-social behaviour" should dominate so much of legislators' thinking.