Sentence examples for the same preoccupations as from inspiring English sources

They have the same preoccupations as physicians: to preserve health and to prolong physical life.

Mr Heaton's ultimate message that disabled people have the same preoccupations as everyone else and just face more barriers than the rest of us risks sounding trite, but bears repeating.

There is plenty of time, while creeping through the security maze, to ruminate over questions like whether potential terrorists have the same preoccupations as the Homeland Security authorities who issue their increasingly detailed instructions.

They have the same preoccupations and ways of dealing with the boredom though: having as much sex and getting as wasted as possible.

He finds everywhere "the same worries and uncertainties, the same preoccupations," namely "race, sexuality, God, ambition, isolation, misunderstanding, fear".

Across religious denominations and differing racial, class and economic backgrounds, the same preoccupations surface: what's the dress like?

"The same preoccupations come up in whatever form you use, but I do like to vary the form," he added.

Its complex, interlocking spirals — a system of ramps that lead down through galleries stocked with sleek cars — revealed the same preoccupation with complex geometries as his earlier work, but with an astounding level of refinement.

And what he and I talked about for this piece was how, as he saw it, the same preoccupation with Iraq diminished our operations in Afghanistan after we "won" the war.

The same preoccupation with language underlies Herder's thoughts about culture or Volk, as he called it.

Building 8 is exactly the same as building 14, and its young inhabitants must perhaps have the same preoccupation: to someday acquire a similar cell in one of these purpose-built units around town.