Sentence examples for seeming preoccupied from inspiring English sources

After spending the entire trip seeming preoccupied, it wasn't until the private concert that Mills finally cracked a smile, Stephanie told me.

At the screening, the president seemed preoccupied and left midway through the showing.

Smith had told me that in Green's final months he often seemed "preoccupied" with the American.

It made him seem preoccupied, like someone who knows he has lost something and can't remember what it is.

Julius Shulman, who shot a famous photograph for Life magazine of Liliane lying by the house's pool, noticed immediately: "She seemed preoccupied and indifferent.

He'll never win that gold medal, and that should be all right, given all that he has done, but Armstrong seemed preoccupied and sad in his role as a bronze medalist in a cycling time trial yesterday.

He seemed more preoccupied with simply complaining about the officials.

Some seem more preoccupied with insisting that people like me are really men.

As artist-mother (and artist's mother) Siri seems less "preoccupied," as some reviewers have written, than deeply tired.

Conversely, Ford seems so preoccupied with exceeding a budget shopper's expectations that the Fiesta feels burdened by them.

Living conditions there are wretched and getting worse, but the West seems to preoccupied with its own problems to care.