Sentence examples for preoccupied with myself from inspiring English sources

For one thing, as a child, I was very preoccupied with myself and for another, it was "normal" that we were in a state of permanent change.

Finding out who Dad was, coincidentally, was something I was rather preoccupied with myself – because now I had the freedom of his attic, and access to the large metal trunks full of letters and diaries and all sorts of mysterious documents.

I found myself preoccupied with her and early on I had a sense of her — I'm very place-driven as a writer — near the Mediterranean, doing some sort of espionage.

I found myself preoccupied with her and early on I had a sense of her—I'm very place-driven as a writer near the Mediterranean, doing some sort of espionage.

I found myself preoccupied with fear for my mother, and worry about what I might do if her pain and suffering were unable to be controlled.

An example item is, "I find myself preoccupied with the future or the past".

"Had I been preoccupied only with myself, I would have created a literature of accusations and groans," he writes in the course of this curious substitute for a memoir, "Milosz's ABC's".

She's preoccupied with age.

Mr. Cuomo was preoccupied with safety.

Are Americans preoccupied with work?

Their minds are preoccupied with oil.