Sentence examples for preoccupied with the implications of from inspiring English sources

As a philosopher he was preoccupied with the implications of language.

They were preoccupied with the physical movement of women out of their services, not assessment or intervention.

Britain remained preoccupied with the problems of domestic reform.

But Simons is never preoccupied with the surface of things.

He became preoccupied with the idea of reviving the dishes known by past generations.

"States are preoccupied with the challenge of sustaining the Medicaid program we already have".

He, and the book, are preoccupied with the possibility of time-travel that the imagination offers.

The Pistis Sophia (3rd century) is preoccupied with the question of who finally will be saved.

Primarily the commission has been preoccupied with the rights of Arabs living in Israeli-occupied territories.

"Amtrak critics get preoccupied with the length of the route, end to end," he said.

Still, some public officials have welcomed it, especially those preoccupied with the state of the economy.