Sentence examples for certainly preoccupied from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure about a collection but I'm certainly preoccupied with short stories.

This leads to the next conundrum, which certainly preoccupies the press box and will be a source of debate in the dressing room: should England opt for a four- or five-man bowling attack later this summer and in Australia?

First, on the economic and financial front, the Dutch presidency is going to have to negotiate the single European market, and in this area it will certainly be much preoccupied by a great many monetary questions that dictate the future of the famous single currency.

None of this appeared in a previously published selection of the author's last journals, and it certainly leavens the current version, preoccupied as it is with the details of Beaton's own illnesses and deterioration.

Perhaps it is too preoccupied with Iraq, and certainly the downfall of Mr Rumsfeld removed a powerful champion of space weapons.

Certainly, there are many colleges that, preoccupied with their ratings in U.S. News & World Report, place far too much weight on SAT scores and reject promising students who might have been worthwhile gambles.

Certainly Thabo Mbeki, the new president, seems less preoccupied with racial reconciliation than was his predecessor, Mr. Mandela.

The fact that the Jewish community of Alexandria was preoccupied in the 1st century bce and the 1st century ce with obtaining rights as citizens which certainly involved compromises with Judaism, including participation in pagan festivals and sacrifices shows how far they were ready to deviate from earlier norms.

But perhaps the granddaddy of all real estate blogs, and certainly one of the best-known, is Curbed, which focuses on real estate in New York, a city whose inhabitants are perennially preoccupied with housing.

Alas, ministers are preoccupied.

Roger is similarly preoccupied.