ตัวอย่าง preoccupy

• For some it was difficult not to "be stuck" or preoccupied with their illness.

• One might expect it, nonetheless, to include or at least allude to discussion of events that have preoccupied recent historians.

• Adults are assigned to one of three primary categories (dismissing, preoccupied, or autonomous) on the basis of qualitative characteristics of the narrative.

• Fearful adults scored extremely low and significantly lower than preoccupied and dismissing adults on the histrionic and narcissistic dimensions.

• Geologists had little social reason to be preoccupied with the apparatus of certification, licensing, accreditation, and other professional functions.

• The relationship between activity and wellbeing in later life has long preoccupied social gerontologists.

• It becomes apparent that the author is preoccupied with matters other than the fortunes of primitive art.

• In this respect, the report was preoccupied with an alleged increase in juvenile delinquency.

• So, in a way, don't be too preoccupied with an early and goal-directed start, because much of your children's instrumental development depends on their efforts.

• Those aged 18-24 were preoccupied with material prosperity and identified disproportionately with the middle class.

• Carers' concerns: caring is preoccupying, restricting, cause of anxiety.

• Even before the child is born, parents preoccupy themselves with creating a safe and secure environment for the infant.

• This is certainly the case for minor issues where both the electorate and parties are preoccupied by more important concerns.

• The fearfully preoccupied group had higher ratings on identity disturbance, although only at the trend level.

• He was preoccupied with his place in history as a national leader.