Sentence examples for unusually preoccupied from inspiring English sources

In the latter, he played Martin Bryce, a fussy busybody unusually preoccupied with law and order.

The Bush family has a reputation for being unusually preoccupied with loyalty and unusually insistent that staff people know their place.

For a high-profile singer and actress with a three-album deal and a leading role in a forthcoming Israeli film, Mira Awad is unusually preoccupied with questions of identity.

Steven Clarke, director of the Channel Four documentary, said: "I think we all know we live in times where we are unusually preoccupied with skin pigmentation". Prof Mark Thomas, a geneticist from UCL, said: "It becomes a part of our understanding, I think that would be a much, much better thing.

Alas, ministers are preoccupied.

Roger is similarly preoccupied.

He seemed preoccupied.

All artists are preoccupied.

Someone otherwise preoccupied.

The debates preoccupied Washington.

He was just preoccupied.