Sentence examples for preoccupied with ideological from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ghannouchi said the party remained "open and accepting," and said most people were not preoccupied with ideological conflict but with concerns like food and medicine.

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.

Wolf and Limbaugh are ideological opponents, but both are preoccupied with sexual difference.

Both the EU and the US are preoccupied with their internal problems and remain largely unaware of the geopolitical and ideological threat that Putin's Russia poses.

He was increasingly preoccupied with the past, as he roamed the world bereft of his former ideological certainties, a witness to decline, signing letters, joining protests, but more as a symbolic than an active figure.

She's preoccupied with age.

Mr. Cuomo was preoccupied with safety.

Are Americans preoccupied with work?

Their minds are preoccupied with oil.

Commons scholarship seems preoccupied with self-governance.

He was preoccupied with his painting.