Sentence examples for been more preoccupied with from inspiring English sources

Raymond Aron, whose intellectual development was traced by Nicolas Baverez, was shown as having been more preoccupied with politics than literature--in contrast to Sartre, for example (with whom Aron kept up a lifelong and passionate debate), who thought it possible to reconcile the two.

"It's not a significant drop," but if you've been more preoccupied with your Halloween costume than turkey and presents, it's something.

They are more preoccupied with the children and their well-being.

As a songwriter, he was more preoccupied with the difficulty of getting along with himself.

People were more preoccupied with the right office than billing clients".

On the whole, they are more preoccupied with freedom of expression than freedom from imperial rule.

In some markets, where there are lots of competing products, they're more preoccupied with the latter.

This woman is more preoccupied with race than the man is, because race has permeated more aspects of her life.

He is more preoccupied with the gallery of pictures he has pinned on the wall above his desk.

But we suspect that Senator Vitter is more preoccupied with the approach of re-election season than any weather events.

But for now it seems Mr. Calvin is more preoccupied with formal and technical issues of painting.