George W. Bush, in his pre-Presidential days, was even more preoccupied than his father with extirpating aides who, in his view, had their own agendas.
If there was any age more preoccupied than our own with gossip, fashion and who's in bed with whom it was the end of the 18th century.
They went on: **{:.break one} ** He is more preoccupied than ever with concerns that his lawyers are actively working toward his conviction and death.
To be fair, not all Republicans have been obsessed solely with abortion in recent days: the Congressional GOP, for instance, seems to have been more preoccupied than the RNC candidates with the state of the economy.
More preoccupied with risks than opportunities, companies will remain cautious in their spending and hiring plans.
Trump has accused Democrats of "presidential harassment" and being more preoccupied with investigating than legislating.
In a neighborhood more preoccupied with fashion than food, Pera Soho, reviewed this week, is a step in the right direction.
Algiers just now is probably calmer than any city ever was The Average European or Mussulman in this city is more preoccupied with alimentation than with war.
Despite all their assurances to the contrary, the Nets might have been more preoccupied with business than basketball Wednesday night.
The person who, in essence, ended Rosen's career is a fifty-eight-year-old Pentagon analyst named Lawrence Anthony Franklin, who is even more preoccupied with Iran than Steven Rosen.
If they had they would have found him as dovish as Mr Bernanke or Ms Yellen, all of whom are far more preoccupied with unemployment than inflation.
