Sentence examples for very preoccupied from inspiring English sources

There's this sort of net immigration figure, which the Conservatives are very preoccupied by.

It so happens that I've been very preoccupied with this for many years.

But those who produce phones or sell phones or develop applications, they are very preoccupied with the operating system.

2.37pm: Quick says Paul Stephenson and Godwin seemed "very preoccupied during the meeting about the negative media attention".

The formulative effort is the survivor's means of return". Yes, I've been very preoccupied with the survivor all through my work.

"My parents were very preoccupied with this, but I think I'm not the only one to ask for that — not love, but absolute fidelity".

"Vampire Diaries" fans are a very passionate and engaged group anyway -- and "Cult" is very much preoccupied with the idea of an engaged -- or perhaps over-engaged -- fanbase.

Philosophy and theology departments at all universities are very much preoccupied with questions surrounding morality, not to mention the meaning of life.

"In the past, the movies were very much preoccupied with the moral regulation of women, but here, the stress is on Mike's struggle to succeed as he juggles his part-time gigs (dancing, auto detailing and construction) with his desire to build custom furniture".

One day she was taking a walk on the shore of Lake Mendota in Madison with some of the friends she'd made, still very much preoccupied with cuteness, when she saw a bunch of people — "like hippies, feminists, demonstrators, political kids, people who fought" — wading in the water, just having a good and un-self-conscious time.

Everyone is still very much preoccupied with their ideals; ideologically, it should be like this.