Sentence examples for narrowly preoccupied from inspiring English sources
Many critics and fellow artists saw his work as overwrought and idiosyncratic, narrowly preoccupied with Catalan identity and pious Catholicism.
Complaints about prize winners generally fall into one of three categories: too ideological; too preoccupied with theory and mathematics; or too narrowly focused on problems facing Wall Street instead of on pressing global issues like inequality, poverty and the environment.
A water ski show went on Monday as planned, but people were somber, preoccupied with discussions of how a neighbor child was recovering, how they themselves had narrowly averted injury and how such a peculiar chain of events could have happened at a celebration that had gone off smoothly (aside from a few faintings and rainouts) for 47 years.
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.
Someone otherwise preoccupied.
The debates preoccupied Washington.
All artists are preoccupied.
Alas, ministers are preoccupied.
Roger is similarly preoccupied.
