Sentence examples for increasingly preoccupy from inspiring English sources

Obama's statement that overseas worries increasingly preoccupy Americans may or may not accurately diagnose the national psyche, but it unquestionably describes a predicament he and his allies face in a difficult midterm election year.

He became increasingly preoccupied with the enemies of England as he grew older.

What may count for more is that Mr Castro is increasingly preoccupied by his legacy.

Now, we are increasingly preoccupied with social breakdown rather economic traumas.

It was the house, the neighbour said, that increasingly preoccupied him.

I have become increasingly preoccupied with Prince Andrey as the Iraq war drags on.

He published an autobiography, toured abroad, appeared on "The Daily Show," and, at home, became increasingly preoccupied by domestic politics.

The Irish government was increasingly preoccupied with the continuing violence in Northern Ireland that had first erupted in 1969.

He is also increasingly preoccupied with retirement, which means eluding all the agencies he has worked for or against.

It also anticipates his most recent films, which are increasingly preoccupied with exploring the darkness underlying daily life.

Throughout the region, governments are increasingly preoccupied by crises at home.The usual sources of instability, such as Thailand and Myanmar, remain troubled.