Sentence examples for that preoccupied from inspiring English sources

As Walt Whitman mused, it was "the dead, the dead, the dead — our dead — or South or North, ours all" that preoccupied the country.

How many of us could talk so lucidly and plainly about the crazy and often terrifying stuff that preoccupied our teenage minds?

Indeed, perhaps it mirrored, in its stylistic tension, the external strife that preoccupied the country.

It is that, preoccupied with innovative small policies, he will fail to tackle the big challenges.

But it was big trees that preoccupied a man on a bandstand.

"Envisioning my mother in bed with anyone, male or female, was not something that preoccupied me.

But those aren't the things that preoccupy me.

"In 1980 Joseph Ratzinger was part of the problem that preoccupies him today".

The species concept is a recurrent controversial issue that preoccupies philosophers as well as biologists of all disciplines.

That's the question that preoccupies both Masha and Jacob in this mostly diverting novel.

Russia is the main foreign policy issue that preoccupies the European Union.