I became completely absorbed with long nonfiction.
Displaced construction workers are unlikely to be readily absorbed into other activities with ease.
Being able to tweak the ratio of calcium to phosphate alters not only the strength of the NanOss, but also the rate at which it is absorbed and the ease with which it combines with collagen, a protein that is the other main ingredient of bone.
I had connected with a few punches, to be sure, but the priest absorbed them with relative ease and deflected the rest.
He was an extraordinarily gifted musician who absorbed the most complex scores with ease.
He prized facts; he absorbed great quantities of them with ease and was always searching out more, confident that once he had discovered the facts of a problem he could correctly analyze it and then apply the proper solution.
Picking up the violin at 12, he became the terror of the fiddle-contest circuit, a natural who absorbed music with astonishing ease, who remembers he could improve just by thinking about playing.
The Africans were fond of "grains of paradise" with a gingery, peppery taste, and they absorbed the piquant chili pepper into their cuisine with ease.
Terrible things happen to the people Tris loves, yet the characters absorb these events with disquieting ease.
But, as Susan Dominus points out, the novel doesn't keep this violence at the forefront of reader experience; she writes in The New York Times, that "Terrible things happen to the people Tris loves, yet the characters absorb these events with disquieting ease.
"Can one absorb it all?" She is moved to joy and tears by art, traipses with ease through affairs with both men and women, and starts a literary salon in her parents' apartment.
