Sentence examples for thus preoccupied from inspiring English sources
Thus preoccupied, the brain may not consciously register actions witnessed by the eyes.
While the hog is thus preoccupied, the hunters (several, usually) arrive, go behind the hog, grab his hind legs, and throw him on his side.
While he was thus preoccupied with diplomacy and religion, Russia was ruled by conservatives and reactionaries, among whom the brutal but honest Gen. Aleksey Arakcheyev was outstanding.
So we are thus preoccupied with the small.
He thus became preoccupied with the world outside and with nature.
Thus she becomes preoccupied with avoiding the bit and either throws her head around, or flexes her neck to try and drop the bit out.
Thus, while Americans were preoccupied through most of the decade with their own domestic hardships, Europeans and Asians had other, more transnational, problems to confront.
Any disruptions to the Nile's flow pose an existential threat to the Egyptians, and Cairo is thus directly implicated in and preoccupied by events not only in Sudan, but in the Nile's other riparian nations as well.
It is hypothesized that in poorer nations, people may be more preoccupied with basic survival needs, thus placing more importance on income.
They could be preoccupied with their daily routine, thus, they do not have time to visit the dental clinic regularly.
