Sentence examples for preoccupied with it from inspiring English sources

"I'm optimistic by nature and I'm not preoccupied with it during the day.

But everyone in the personal-transportation business is preoccupied with it.

It is not an especially inspiring term, and I asked Breyer why he seemed so preoccupied with it.

He had retreated to Bali for several weeks to work on the manuscript and was still preoccupied with it after his return.

"The more I got preoccupied with it, the more my kids were asking, 'Where are you?' I don't want to blame it on family, but it certainly played a role in my decision".

Indeed, she's preoccupied with it, but largely as an aesthetic problem; it's not until an author's note at the end of the book that she explicitly connects that ideology to deeper problems with our understanding of suffering.

It's just that we aren't preoccupied with whether it's good or not.

Steve Cosson, the artistic director of the Civilians — a theater company whose drama "The Great Immensity" is preoccupied with what it would take to transform public consciousness about climate change — puts it bluntly: "On a cultural level, we are behind".

Finally, a media preoccupied with what it perceives to be sexier issues and weakened in its capacity to do its own investigative journalism could allow the commission's work to fall into obscurity, thus robbing it of its power to drive fundamental reforms.

In the nineteen-fifties, fundamentalist spokesmen seemed to be preoccupied with Communism: it was Communism that was responsible for all other evils; its influence was seen in the liberal churches and in all the newfangled liberal doctrines, such as permissive child rearing, that were corrupting American society.

"I think Murray was too preoccupied with avoiding it in the semi".