Sentence examples for preoccupied about from inspiring English sources

He also seemed preoccupied about the prospect of ever having to return to prison.

"Many midsized cities have become preoccupied about this," Professor Kasarda said.

It was, of course, amusing to see the western press suddenly preoccupied about whether bombs were hitting their intended targets.

But Engracia Hidalgo, the secretary of state for employment, said the government was not particularly preoccupied about what kinds of jobs were being offered.

Not all of the Fed's leaders are preoccupied about the prospect of inflation; some consider it remote and are more focused on the weak job market.

This was back in 1983 or something, when the cold war was still on, and people were much more preoccupied about nuclear weapons".

The reason that this works is that so often we can be preoccupied worrying about the future, ruminating about the past so we're completely oblivious to the goodness that surrounds us in the present moment.

"I'm blonde," Moodie said with a laugh when asked whether she would be preoccupied thinking about the final round, "so I'll just go back and think about nothing".

After Crantor the Academy was preoccupied for about two centuries with the serious questioning of human claims to knowledge.

He has been preoccupied, thinking about more critical things, like finding a way to keep boxing as often as possible.

The Death's Head Korps, the Screwdriver Boyz and the Warriors for Atlantis were so preoccupied arguing about how to audit their hits and lynchings that New Irgun was able to dispose of them over a weekend in the firefight known as the Bilston Shambles.