Sentence examples for Preoccupied with ideas from inspiring English sources

It had been a magazine of exceptional quality, preoccupied with ideas rather than facts, with an international readership, and in the dozen years of its existence it caused storms.

He wrote that more female MPs would make the Commons "less exciting" and preoccupied with "family issues" and "small problems rather than big ideas".

Though preoccupied with self, most of us give little or no thought to the nature of selfhood.

"Yet the Commons will also be more preoccupied with the local rather than the international (not necessarily a bad thing) and small problems rather than big ideas and issues  (a very bad thing as it will be less exciting and lead to sixth-form essays read out word for cut-and-pasted word, replacing oratory).

Exaggerated preoccupied with body shape and weight.

The French were preoccupied with acquiring labour.

He seemed a little preoccupied with the notion of the man who remains a child, and that is probably true of other designers who explored that idea this week.

Still, much of U.S. industry remains preoccupied with direct labor.

So she was more preoccupied with girl power, anyway.

Some countries will remain preoccupied with birth control.

In any case, Iowans are pretty preoccupied with state races.