Sentence examples for remained preoccupied from inspiring English sources

In the country at large, the public remained preoccupied with completing territorial unification.

While there was never any prospect of getting back to treating patients, he has remained preoccupied with certain intellectual themes in the history of medicine, which he developed at some length in his 1978 television series The Body In Question, "of which I'm still very proud, especially as neither television or radio would ever give that much time to a subject these days".

He largely renounced the transcendental beliefs of his youth, though he remained preoccupied with physical and spiritual masks, as well as with cyclical theories of life.

He remained preoccupied with these thoughts, avoided company, and interaction with females.

Britain remained preoccupied with the problems of domestic reform.

Like Hemingway, however, he has remained preoccupied by the imaginative experience of war, and the possibility of its literary expression.

Some countries will remain preoccupied with birth control.

The United States would remain preoccupied by the war on terror, pro-Israeli and willing to use its military strength unilaterally.

Because, like all travelers, she brings her own intellectual baggage with her, she may inevitably remain preoccupied with power struggles.

Meanwhile, a much more ominous threat, North Korea, is likely to be increasing its arsenal of nuclear weapons while we remain preoccupied with Iraq.

While most of the show's artists remain preoccupied by surface aesthetics, as Mr. Ovlisen, this particular object suggests that for imaginative painters, abstraction may still be a portal to uncharted possibilities.