Sentence examples for preoccupied at from inspiring English sources

But Sir George is a bit preoccupied at the moment.

In both decades, we became at best preoccupied, at worst obsessed, with the end of things.

She is a handsome performer, though her choreography was slight, and too preoccupied at times with incorporating a small stool.

Japan's new prime minister, Keizo Obuchi, is too preoccupied at home to take Mr Kim boldly at his word.Need that matter?

Obama is preoccupied at the moment, but the administration is almost certain to circle back to Snyder and the nickname issue.

Fortunately for them, New York/New Jersey's capricious sports market happens to be preoccupied at the moment with more compelling crises and controversies to feel inordinate angst by how the Broncos rained on its premature Super Bowl parade.

One incident in particular preoccupied her at the time - the plight of her schoolmate, Jeremiah Reeves.

It was all about trees and hawks and that wasn't what I was preoccupied with at all.

To pose the question that psychiatrists ask their patients, why are we preoccupied all at once with the how instead of the why of things?

Griffith-Jones's assumptions about society reflected his station in it, and as the trial developed he seemed more scandalised by adultery – especially with a servant – than by the four-letter words that had preoccupied him at the start.

As far as anticlimaxes go, this one would have had Channel Seven execs reeling (you know, if they weren't already so preoccupied staring at their two million viewers-per-night ratings).