Sentence examples for it's preoccupied from inspiring English sources

Lyrically, it's preoccupied with relationship woe and black empowerment.

"It's preoccupied me my whole life, long before Gary was executed, and it has occupied my creative energies for a great many years," he continues.

It's preoccupied with not interfering or overstepping the mark or getting outside its comfort zone to make connections and make a difference.

Earlier on Tuesday, Israel's defense minister, Ehud Barak, suggested that the United States was halting its effort because it was preoccupied with the fallout from leaks of confidential diplomatic cables.

It was preoccupied with the Myanmar junta's farcical plans for an election this year.

But critics say the administration's engagement in Lebanon has been episodic, in part because it is preoccupied with bigger problems in the region — not only Iran, but also the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and the terrorist threat in Yemen.

Often it was preoccupied with human mortality.

It is preoccupied not with protecting a single heritage but with juggling many.

Like much derivative Western art of recent years, it is preoccupied with skill, narrative and some form of realism.

The House narrowly passed a climate bill in late June, but the Senate is moving slowly, in part because it is preoccupied with health care legislation.

It was preoccupied with the foibles of the rich and powerful, the fecklessness of government and the high jinks of wiseguys.