Sentence examples for constantly preoccupied from inspiring English sources
In Europe, where electorates were constantly preoccupied with foreign policy, this problem was most acute.
Jesus himself, in the Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke), was constantly preoccupied with the effort of making people better, of having them bring forth "good fruit".
Motown's marketing men and pluggers were constantly preoccupied with Marvin Gaye, or Stevie Wonder, or extending the Jackson Five's run of hits.
We now know that poor people experience cognitive exhaustion, because they are constantly preoccupied by money, food, housing, and other basics of survival; meanwhile, the well-off distract themselves with smartphones.
They would like, perhaps, to eat a meal together, hold a conversation or play a game, without feeling their mother or father is incapable of hearing a word they say, because they are constantly preoccupied by thoughts of work.
Campbell, like Blair, was constantly preoccupied with the knowledge that Labour had been elected with a proper majority just twice before in its history – in 1945 and 1966 – and on both occasions had gone down to defeat at the following election through the absence of a sustaining strategy and an ability to manage the media.
For some people, art is a religion: a constantly preoccupying, all-encompassing system of gods, saints, heroes, villains, myths and icons.
That is what constantly preoccupies me". With the looming prospect of Jewish demographic inferiority and the first intifada not far from his consciousness, Beilin conceived of the Oslo formula almost a decade ago as "a Zionist act that was aimed at saving the Jewish nation-state". Today, Sharon confronts a combination of factors unprecedented in Israel's short history.
Let me clarify here that I do not believe single people should constantly be on the hunt and always preoccupied with scoping out potential dating candidates when out in public.
This always preoccupied my mind.
Place has always preoccupied David Guterson.
