Sentence examples for greatly occupied from inspiring English sources

In a memorable,Whitmanesque passage he wrote: In a Northern community a man who is not greatly occupied with private business is sure to become interested in social enterprises. . .

For most of the time that she has been working on the book, Ms. Chute has also been greatly occupied with an organization called the 2nd Maine Militia, of which she is the founder and, as she says, "secretary of offense, or offensiveness".

The art contained in the church "greatly occupied" Stanford; as former chaplain Robert C. Gregg put it, "The structure was to be without flaw".

Invested in their child's well-being, parents were also greatly occupied with their child's behavior (n = 54) and emotional problems (n = 12).

Lately, migration flows to the EU and internal security issues have also greatly occupied the European Council.

As is well known, it has been asserted that this was the principal, or even the only, subject of concern in medieval Scholasticism a charge that is misleading, although the problem did greatly occupy philosophers from the time of Boethius.

The question of investment was one that occupied her greatly.

As a Jewish family, Eva and her parents suffered greatly after the Germans occupied Hungary in March 1944.

The thickness of castle walls varied according to the natural strength of the sites they occupied, often diverging greatly at different points of the site.

But the Iraq war has always contained them both: Iraqis were liberated, and they were occupied; the invasion greatly benefitted Iraqi human rights, and it subjected Iraqis to an incompetent and sometimes harsh foreign rule.

After a neonatal colliculus lesion, however, this projection is greatly decreased in the region occupied by the optic tract terminals.