Sentence examples similar to Preoccupied to some extent from inspiring English sources
Because the Administration is coming to an end and the is now preoccupied to an extent with the controversy over Iran arms sales, the Administration is "increasingly irrelevent" on these issues, he said.
Bacon later stated that "painting has nothing to do with colouring surfaces", and in general he was not preoccupied with detailing his backgrounds: "When I feel that I have to some extent formed the image, I put the background in to see how it's going to work and then I go with the image itself".
But if the literary and philosophical investigations of McKibben's previous self have to some extent been left behind with his reincarnation as a political organiser, the imaginative aspect of climate change still preoccupies him.
To some extent, it worked.
To some extent, they did.
To some extent he succeeded.
To some extent, they have.
Well, yes, to some extent.
That discourages marriage to some extent.
