Sentence examples for get preoccupied by from inspiring English sources

Don't get preoccupied by worries of being judged by fellow moviegoers.

She got preoccupied by a preteen girl who was having lunch with her parents next to us, and who was quietly crying.

"Amtrak critics get preoccupied with the length of the route, end to end," he said.

"We're not going to get preoccupied with it," the former Wales and Lions hooker said.

But why do these fans get preoccupied with a celebrity, musical artist or even television show?

Other generations call us selfish and lazy, but I choose to think we just get preoccupied.

Miriam gets preoccupied with thoughts of the funeral of the killed people.

I can't say I've ever got too preoccupied by the dismal story – the music's epic sweep is what grips me.

Mr Bush, who passed through Baghdad to get to Sydney, has been preoccupied by discussion of Iraq.

Philosophers have long been preoccupied by gesture.

Neurobiologists have long been preoccupied by the ability to recognize faces and infer emotions from facial expressions (p. 29).