Sentence examples for preoccupied with everything from inspiring English sources

"I've been preoccupied with everything that's happening," he said.

And in a city that often seems preoccupied with everything that's new, shiny and modern, these cosy old-world cafés provide a reassuring reminder of bygone days.

Global leaders have been preoccupied with everything from "threats via the internet" to the "war on terror".

Over time, he grew preoccupied with controlling everything within the Penn State football sphere, hence the public 2007 spat with Vicky Triponey, the former Penn State vice president for student affairs who wanted a role in disciplining football players for off-the-field transgressions.

Jive Time Records, where, in a time and place preoccupied with digital everything, aisles of vinyl await.

His father recently drowned in a body-surfing accident (or ran into the ocean and killed himself), and Dud is preoccupied with getting back everything that was lost their old house and his dad's pool store, where they had worked together and where he now sometimes squats.

The memorial is so preoccupied with egalitarian sentiment that everything is leveled into ordinariness.

Everybody tells me their secrets, and I keep them, but MY big secret is that it's not because I'm so rock-solid about anything, it's just that I am half-retarded and fully preoccupied with like anything and everything else and just fucking forget.

While staying in a sanatorium in RAF Wroughton, Wiltshire, he became preoccupied with books – consuming at random everything from translations of classic literature to Hobbes, Descartes and Wittgenstein, and contemporary British fiction.

"There's a large part of the country preoccupied with reminding themselves why they deserve everything they have, why they belong in the situation they're in, and insisting that others' misfortunes are what they deserve is the best way to argue that.

Now that I'm not preoccupied with my broken face and crooked smile, everything makes sense.