Sentence examples for questions preoccupy from inspiring English sources

These questions preoccupy Harold less than another, basic issue, namely whether "Death and Taxes" is a comedy or a tragedy.

And could this help explain Japan's persistent deflation problem?These questions preoccupy Kosuke Motani, author of "The Real Face of Deflation".

All these questions preoccupied me for the rest of the two hour journey home.

It's one of the bigger questions preoccupying those who think about money management all day.

The central political questions preoccupying Britain have changed dramatically since Gordon Brown developed his intellectual outlook in the Seventies and Eighties.

Such questions preoccupied Shakespeare and, in condemning "unkindness," he wasn't just advocating for goodwill and civility, though he did that too.

That question preoccupies scientists and the middle-aged, particularly when they become the same people.

The question preoccupying Wall Street lately has been whether credit is drying up.

If one question preoccupied the thinking classes of the 1830s more than another it was time.

My teachers must be so proud to see this is the sort of question preoccupying me in later life.

It is the question preoccupying the couple at the heart of this clever, honest show from Third Angel.