Sentence examples for wholly preoccupied from inspiring English sources
Robert Peston, self-confessed Scotophile, was almost wholly preoccupied with the numbers game.
Wholly preoccupied with chattering to each other in low, nervous voices as they made their first appearance, they seemed ready, as a group, to giggle at the entire universe.
Labour entered government in a fearful and embattled frame of mind: the new leaders in Downing Street had been wholly preoccupied by the need to outflank the Tories in marginal constituencies and appease the right-wing press.
It gradually becomes evident that the film can be read as something going on in the mind of a man wholly preoccupied by the problems of making a work of art, someone who has on his mind Graham Greene's cruel precept that "There is a splinter of ice in the heart of a writer".
The court was told that Ormond, who argued he was the victim of a conspiracy among his accusers, was "wholly preoccupied with sex" and carried out his attacks at various locations including youth-club changing rooms, his car and at the homes of some victims.
I was totally preoccupied with the moment.
All artists are preoccupied.
Turnbull has been too preoccupied righting the wrongs of 2009 to understand that he's now in a wholly different phase of operation, and time has already wrenched him past the zenith of his authority.
Alas, ministers are preoccupied.
Roger is similarly preoccupied.
