Sentence examples for really preoccupied with from inspiring English sources

"While he's doing 18 holes, we're really preoccupied with filling one hole," said Councilman Bill Perkins, a Democrat from Harlem.

And I think I took in a lot of pop music in the time between the first album and the second one, so 'Where Are the Arms' is really preoccupied with sound".

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.

But as he's going through his uncle's belongings, Hanson becomes preoccupied with what really happened to Denny's son, Wayne, who perished under mysterious circumstances many years earlier near that same remote cabin: "Wayne's death was somewhere within the triangle of suicide, overdose and schizophrenic break.

It was several years, she pointed out, before she realized that the painting was not funny but disturbing and profound, and that its "poor little girls" were not really enjoying themselves; rather, they were preoccupied with "their destiny as women".

I was preoccupied with my coffee and pastry, and I hadn't really looked at him yet.

It was that same "busy" energy that kept me preoccupied with what things looked like on the outside as opposed to how happy I really was.

Throughout history humans have been preoccupied with understanding and "getting back" to a Golden Age of natural harmony – which of course never really existed.

She's preoccupied with age.

Mr. Cuomo was preoccupied with safety.