Sentence examples for greatly preoccupied with from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Watkins's documents portray Mrs. Clinton as intensely interested in the firings, she told the committee investigators that she had been greatly preoccupied with other matters.

While these scenes look like fanciful reconstructions (especially when seen through the lens of American cinema, which drew heavily on such canvases for inspiration), Gérôme was in fact greatly preoccupied with historical accuracy, studying archaeological excavations and antique weapons.

He was most influenced by the Florentine Antonio Pollaiuolo, with his sinuous, energetic line studies of the human body in motion, and by the Venetian Andrea Mantegna, an artist greatly preoccupied with classical themes and with precise linear articulation of the human figure.

The philosopher-mathematician G. W. F. Leibniz[20] (1646–1716) was greatly preoccupied with the problem of the composition of the continuum the "labyrinth of the continuum", as he called it.

He was preoccupied with death, which he feared greatly.

Another country with keen interest in the situation is Saudi Arabia, which must be greatly troubled by the events in neighboring Yemen and Bahrain, but is also preoccupied with Syria.

She's preoccupied with age.

Mr. Cuomo was preoccupied with safety.

Commons scholarship seems preoccupied with self-governance.

Are Americans preoccupied with work?

Their minds are preoccupied with oil.