preoccupied with, by, in or about?
| I was just too preoccupied with Cho. |
| One is preoccupied with his desires. |
| He was completely preoccupied with it. |
| Never daydreams or become preoccupied with their own thoughts when others talk. |
| Americans are pre-occupied with the Republican Convention and Hurricane Issac. |
| Being Bangali, they are most assuredly preoccupied with their digestive tracts. |
| I'd telling you: to be preoccupied with the factual nature of Contact's narrative is to miss the point of it. |
| Many people nowadays are too pre-occupied with the material pursuits and neglect their health and happiness. |
| But the male child may not be so involved as he may be preoccupied with the problems of his immediate family. |
| At Edgbaston, so preoccupied with the short ball was Raina that he was bowled by a half-volley from Anderson. |
| Growing up, he was preoccupied by farming. |
| The ECB is preoccupied by moral-hazard risk. |
| As I see it, the Gospels are preoccupied by two central themes. |
| Ironically now that I care about it, and have become preoccupied by it - it's worse. |
| People enter the meeting preoccupied by various other concerns, under time pressure. |
| Why are you so obsessed with numbers? It's funny that you would be so preoccupied by them. |
| I, still decompressing and pre-occupied by energies of 13/1 (which repaid attention! ), hadn't considered this. |
| The mind, otherwise pre-occupied by the thought of food, now entertains noble thoughts and stays with the Lord. |
| He must not be confused by administrative matters or preoccupied by various problems from his spiritual mission. |
| No one of my acquaintance, it seems, is not pre-occupied by the delicious vicissitudes of matters of the heart. |
| His wife, preoccupied in the kitchen, totally forgot the matter. |
| The mother, preoccupied in the kitchen totally forgot the matter. |
| The butterflies still danced, preoccupied in the center of die clearing. |
| He said that the navy is much preoccupied in these rescues and is suffering dearly. |
| Preoccupied in Canberra, Curtin had not actively campaigned in his Fremantle electorate. |
| Day-boats from Sharm don't come here; liveaboards are preoccupied in the Straits of Tiran. |
| We are not getting to the root of the problem, since we are too pre-occupied in watering the leaves of our problems. |
| Media, researchers, physicists, astronomers, philosophers and astrologists became preoccupied in exploring the facts. |
| We stay preoccupied in our responsibilities and a consistent pattern of abusing our health makes us pay a heavy price. |
| Perhaps on the rare occasion when I was daydreaming or preoccupied in thought did the opportunity to help someone pass by. |
| I've been a tad preoccupied about turning 40. |
| He also became preoccupied about whether his art would last. |
| Fortunately, the Indian government does not seem to be much preoccupied about such recognition. |
| People are so preoccupied about this thing they call ' progress ' and we are not progressing at all. |
| She was preoccupied about her baby's HIV test results that would be waiting for her at a clinic the next day. |
| Perhaps something reminds you that she seemed a little pre-occupied about a problem at work last time you spoke. |
| It seems ministers are more preoccupied about changing planning rules for house extensions than the needs of the energy industry. |
| Those who remained in areas badly hit by slave- capturing were preoccupied about their freedom rather than with improvements in production. |
| Is this the worst time of your life, or the best? Jennifer Lopez: I'd preoccupied about some stuff, but it's still the best time of my life. |
| But at the same time, that it does not become so preoccupied about its internal politics that it loses sight of what its most important mission is. |