Sentence examples for So preoccupies from inspiring English sources
When John McCain talks about the world, he returns again and again to the subject that so preoccupies George Bush — democracy.
On the other hand, Yale is only following in the footsteps of Israel, which has so few friends and whose fate so preoccupies neoconservatives that a few years ago they established a Yale Institute for the Interdisciplinary Study of Anti-Semitism, some of whose offerings prompted me to dub it "The Yale Institute for Jewish Nationalism and War With Iran".
"People are so preoccupied with money.
"Now everybody is so preoccupied with religion.
"I was so preoccupied with politics then.
For one so preoccupied with color, Julia is oddly colorless.
Don't be so preoccupied by short-term electoral problems".
I loved working with Mackenzie because he's so preoccupied with his hobbies.
"I was so preoccupied with my condition, always thinking that I had something," she recalled.
Kane's work offered a striking alternative to the polished perfection that so preoccupied other designers.
It's odd that someone so preoccupied with her image hasn't gotten this across better.
