Sentence examples for preoccupies itself from inspiring English sources

It preoccupies itself with claims about unseen realities and their supposedly visible effects and consequences.

But that will mean even more scrutiny from Wal-Mart, which once preoccupied itself with Kmart, not that anyone at Wal-Mart will say that in so many words.

"I don't agree that a country with a 35% unemployment rate should preoccupy itself with an inflation targeting policy that sets that inflation between 3% and 6%," he said.

"But who knows?" Poland has the advantage of being preoccupied with itself these days.

But while many rock micromovements of the day were ingested by the mainstream, the Rapture stayed small, a champion of a world preoccupied with itself and the preoccupation of few others.

He writes that management "presided rather than acted," and the entire company was dangerously preoccupied with itself rather than customers.

The piece seems preoccupied with itself, more like a painting in a Hollywood comedy about the L.A. art scene rather than actual art.

That's distinctly refreshing, in a literary culture that often seems preoccupied with defending itself against looming obsolescence and huffily decrying more fashionable forms.

Even though President George Bush met Ms Kadeer in 2007, few outside the Uighur nation have heard of her.With the West itself preoccupied by the threat of Islamic extremism, China is even less reticent about cracking down in Xinjiang than it is in Tibet.

For a country that purports to be a haven for reinvention, renewal, and second chances, its capital is preoccupied with patting itself on the back and habitually looking backward.

The Ministry was preoccupied with keeping itself afloat amidst scandal and a lack of leadership.