Sentence examples for utterly preoccupied from inspiring English sources
We've been utterly preoccupied with deficits, deficits, deficits; there was supposedly a crisis looming, but a crisis that would take the form of an attack by the bond vigilantes.
For Gordon it's just a question of him continuing to be authentic and making it so plain that every one of his brain cells is utterly preoccupied with the short, medium and long-term well-being of the British people.
Proximity and self-interest have combined to make Italy the obvious candidate to lead an international force to tackle the mess in Albania.And Italy has been ready to do so, for, as it happens, it now has a government that is not utterly preoccupied with domestic considerations of manoeuvre and survival.
Ford, a Labour peer held in high regard across the political spectrum, says she and her board have been "utterly preoccupied from day one" with ensuring that local people derive the maximum value from the post-Games plans, and with facilitating the Olympic boroughs' goal of economic convergence with the richer west and centre of London.
It is utterly absent, and not just because the executive is preoccupied with other matters.
That, most happily at a time when the nation was becoming preoccupied with the need to land a first gold medal, was utterly true of Helen Glover and Heather Stanning, who delivered the feat on a hauntingly still and beautiful morning at the rowing lake in Eton Dorney.
Alas, ministers are preoccupied.
Roger is similarly preoccupied.
All artists are preoccupied.
Someone otherwise preoccupied.
