Sentence examples for somehow preoccupied from inspiring English sources
As with all the Maigret novels, you feel the prose skims over events, as if it's somehow preoccupied with something else.
Forgive an old newspaper hack a moment of sentimentality, but it is somehow reassuring that a newspaper still has traction in an environment preoccupied by social media.
I have gleaned from comments I've received about my appearance and personality that people are assuming that "good girls" are somehow insecure or unwilling to be our "real" selves because we are so preoccupied with looking and acting like sweet little girls.
Dawkins, a Canadian cartoonist and game maker from Ottawa, seems preoccupied with that gnomic answer: Her games seem real and natural, unreal and artificial, and somehow organic.
His father's demise somehow knocked out whatever notional thing it was that stood between him and the grim reaper and he became preoccupied with life's pointlessness, with what he hadn't achieved, with who he would never be, and what he truly wanted.
Alas, ministers are preoccupied.
Roger is similarly preoccupied.
Someone otherwise preoccupied.
The debates preoccupied Washington.
