Sentence examples for be preoccupied with a from inspiring English sources

To be preoccupied with equality under such circumstances is to be preoccupied with a foregone conclusion.

The company spokesman seemed to be preoccupied with a recent catastrophe involving a technician who had mistakenly routed two hours of 911 calls to a bank in Brooklyn.

It is not clear who would want his job just now.In the coming weeks Mr Abe will be preoccupied with a cabinet reshuffle, even bringing in heavyweights from enemy factions if they can be persuaded.

In reality, the consumer should also be preoccupied with a value of AQL, as should the producer with LTPD.

"Why," Wieskamp asks, "would she be preoccupied with a button while the other people in the photograph were terrified of being killed?

Both have been preoccupied with a nakedly political squabble over the judiciary.

John Thain, head of the New York Stock Exchange, is preoccupied with a domestic merger.

This is what friends are for when he is preoccupied with a play.

Mr. Richards has also been preoccupied with a drama involving his production of "Speed-the-Plow".

In fact, the police have been preoccupied with a new hot spot off Jamaica Avenue.

His wife is preoccupied with a clothing boutique she runs and ministering to Kim's ascent.