Sentence examples for all preoccupied from inspiring English sources

A woman he interviewed said they were all preoccupied with the past-perhaps because they lost the war.

If our talk is not speculative it is largely retrospective: we are all preoccupied by what might have been or what might happen next.

If Cowell is at all preoccupied with his legacy – and his stagily foregrounded vanity suggests that is a vague possibility – then he might reflect that he has somehow created a cultural environment in which even his unborn child will be viewed as less of a reproductive accident and more of an inscrutable, Talleyrand-style calculation.

At a time when we are all preoccupied with invisible online surveillance and its impact on our privacy and democracy, Vision as Power shows how military surveillance has primed us for a future that is already here: a place where we are all being watched all the time.

I told him there they were all preoccupied with health and activities like yoga.

I worry that our increasing genius will make us either insufferable know-it-alls or preoccupied with useless information.

All these questions preoccupied me for the rest of the two hour journey home.

Because I was not asking her for anything, she was complacent, or perhaps she was preoccupied — all those children.

I think it's a way of keeping the population under control – keep them preoccupied all the time.

She began making trips into fee nearby town where she would visit the officers' wives, all the while preoccupied with the thought of leaving & driving past the police barracks.

Both Paul and Augustine, after all, were preoccupied by the narrative of our original sin, and Augustine had argued that God's grace was bestowed, not earned.