Sentence examples for being preoccupied with from inspiring English sources
Most neighbors remember him being preoccupied with raising his son.
They defended their lead without being preoccupied with its protection.
I went from being obsessed with reviews to being preoccupied with nappies.
Neither speaks English, being preoccupied with survival and seeing their children succeed academically.
"But who knows?" Poland has the advantage of being preoccupied with itself these days.
She calls for a return to "managerialism," where executives and directors run companies without being preoccupied with shareholder value.
Nakazono wondered whether Scorsese's film would stay true to Endo's novel, which some have criticised for being preoccupied with martyrdom.
Warmly courteous behind his trademark dark glasses, he apologises for being preoccupied with rehearsing Juliette Binoche next door.
No less did he denounce the government and Congress as being preoccupied with the middle class over the poor.
More than just excessive desire for food, gluttony involves eating irregularly (snacking), being preoccupied with eating, consuming costly (sumptuous or unhealthy) foodstuffs and being fastidious about food.
But the Magnes, by being preoccupied with endangered Jewish cultures and with the objects that defined them, could never have participated fully in this vision.
