I had a rough draft of his life story by that stage, and I was mostly preoccupied with assembling the chronology of events, rather than comprehending his character.
Before the crisis, Nasser was mostly preoccupied with inter-Arab politics, trying to maintain his position as the leader of the Arab revolutionaries.
The process playing out in Europe has attracted little attention in the U.S. media or from the Obama administration, which has been mostly preoccupied with the Middle East and its pivot to Asia.
Although Kirsten took a mild prurient interest in Lucy's disclosure, she was mostly preoccupied with the hotness of a counsellor named Sean, who was very tall and could play "Welcome to the Jungle" on the guitar.
"At the time, Lincoln was mostly preoccupied with McClellan and the Virginia theater," Mr. McPherson said at the end of the day, when his command had retreated to a hotel and was strategizing about cocktails and dinner.
"Bachelor" Twitter, which is both a loving and spiteful place, was mostly preoccupied with the fact that Colton did not yet run away from the show and jump over an extremely tall fence, a moment that was teased in the first episode that the show has yet to deliver.
Lawyers are mostly preoccupied with two issues: (1) the question of how to determine what a precedent is authority for, e.g. how to characterise the ruling in the case (beverage? consumable?
While he's been mostly preoccupied with The Life Of Pablo this year, Kanye West contributed his behind-the-boards talents to "U With Me?" and "Feel No Ways," the latter of which borrows the oft-used drums from McLaren's 1983 track.
But the 33-year-old composer and Princeton University music graduate student is mostly preoccupied these days with recorded music, specifically a 1915 Victrola, one of the first phonographs manufactured.
For some constructivists, lack of interest in semantics is motivated by the conviction that the semantic task with which metaethics is mostly preoccupied is positively misguided (Korsgaard 1996a; Korsgaard 2003; Street 2007, 239).
