Preoccupation used in a sentence

Preoccupation in a sentence as a noun

I suppose answering snark with snark is fair play, but our industry has a real unhealthy preoccupation with the new.

Part of this is the constitutional preoccupation with rules, but the other part is basic self-interest.

Rather than being blinded by preoccupation with historical "recognition" of hate, focus might instead be placed on justice in one's everyday life.

I follow "western" space efforts pretty closely, but with heavy military involvement, a preoccupation with face-saving, and the language barrier, I find the Chinese programme nigh on impossible to track.

As someone who is approaching thirty years of marriage, I no longer have the preoccupation of finding the next girl--and I really never did, as I was looking for the ONE girl I could count on to be a good wife for a lifetime and a good mother for any children we happened to have.