Sentence examples for that's preoccupying from inspiring English sources
With the cameras set to roll in just three weeks' time though, it's a spectre of another sort that's preoccupying some in the Eternal City – the constant blight of rubbish and grime that has turned Europe's most beautiful capital into one of its dirtiest.
It's an ideal prefix for an age that's preoccupied with getting a leg up on things.
Her journey to find that solitary integrity echoes the themes of women's liberation that were preoccupying many of us a generation ago, yet Spencer's approach is the opposite of programmatic: it is comically, quirkily, sublimely individual.
The thing that is preoccupying me is the warning that bees release pheromones when they die.
Judging by the sermon it is not Christianity that was preoccupying Saalim this Friday.
Now it is the war on terror that is preoccupying the attention of world.
Some of them are simply far-fetched — could it have been a U.F.O.? — while others reveal domestic anxieties that are preoccupying citizens of the internally riven state.
Some of the questions that are preoccupying Eliasson in his work these days include: What is the relationship between data and cognition?
In coming posts, we'll hear more about Ms. Reiniger's debt problems, and we'll explore the challenges of establishing processes as a business grows — an issue that is preoccupying Ms. Mayzler.
In Far Cry 4, set in the Himalayas, it's the wind that is preoccupying Tony Gronick.
BBC Click's LJ Rich looks at some of the best of the week's technology news - a liquid that may be able to stop bullets and a button on Reddit that is preoccupying the internet.
