Sentence examples for you preoccupation from inspiring English sources

How did you preoccupation with women's bodies start? A. It began with my own body.

Let It Follow You" (Preoccupations, Sept. 30), Cal Newport observed that while we are constantly advised to follow our true calling in life, many of us find our sense of fulfillment only over time, as we grow in our work.

Again, it's really important from a feminist point of view – you can see my preoccupation, can't you?

Replace your worries about what other people think about you with a preoccupation over your own goals, achievements, and progress.

He rarely writes much below his best, and if you develop a taste for his preoccupations you will find it satisfied by any of these four early books in which he succeeds in making a kind of steely poetry out of the nastiest incidentals of late twentieth century life.

Have a look again at the Magna Carta, where you will find extensive preoccupation with security of tenure, fair conditions of work, and the welfare of the many and the various – i.e., core elements of social and economic rights law.

Out of all this multifariousness and Pop-Surrealist wackiness, however, there does emerge a certain thematic preoccupation, which you might describe as the gap between the mundane and the transcendental.

Check out the accused cop killer's website and you'll find a preoccupation with the Middle East.

Do you think that explains your preoccupation with women who have dumped you?

You don't really care what the preoccupations are, you just want to be with this voice.

And this would be your constant preoccupation even if you were eventually exonerated -- perhaps especially then.