Sentence examples for really preoccupied about from inspiring English sources

When asked 'what has been the impact of your hirsutism on your life', another woman stated: "I have too much hair and am really preoccupied about it.

I just got really preoccupied with all this stuff".

But with no polls available, the world must wait until July 7 to find out what really preoccupies Libyans at the ballot box.

If you're too preoccupied about details even before your first draft, you may actually be stifling your own creativity.

He also seemed preoccupied about the prospect of ever having to return to prison.

"Many midsized cities have become preoccupied about this," Professor Kasarda said.

It was, of course, amusing to see the western press suddenly preoccupied about whether bombs were hitting their intended targets.

I thought a great deal about that, and it actually preoccupied me a lot.

After Crantor the Academy was preoccupied for about two centuries with the serious questioning of human claims to knowledge.

Some participants told us about being preoccupied with thoughts about eating most of the day and even in their sleep.

At a conference on censorship, technology and commerce, she recalls that "one exasperated Chinese participant finally blurted out that people, the laobaixing, aren't as preoccupied as Westerners about free speech and an uncensored Internet: what laobaixing really want, he said, is... a flush toilet, a refrigerator and a color TV".