Sentence examples for absorbing themselves in from inspiring English sources

To see these Seattle artists absorbing themselves in one another's work does everyone good.

When they moved to America her family absorbed themselves in the culture, celebrating Jewish festivals for the first time.

In my experience, colleagues who are uncommitted scholars tend to burn out quickly and absorb themselves in the socially rewarding world of college service, which can push them further away from their students.

Promisingly, "attentive eating" does not seem to reduce his subjects' pleasure of their meals; on the contrary, they actually seemed to find it more enjoyable to absorb themselves in the sea of flavours hitting their tongues.

Research is demonstrating that, in the constant distraction to which children are now so vulnerable, technology may be causing them to lose their ability to absorb themselves in activities such as reading for extended periods.

They aren't able to fully absorb themselves in the moment, whether reading a book, engaging in imaginary play, or going for a hike in the woods, which means they don't get to fully experience all of the great stuff that these opportunities provide.

Co-owners Erich Vogel and John Bennett left the world of high-tech marketing and advertising to live out their dream of owning a cheese boutique and both absorbed themselves in culinary education first: Vogel attended the Cheese School of San Francisco; and Bennett enrolled in the Culinary Institute of America in Napa Valley.

Paradoxically, children can absorb themselves very deeply in technology, for example, video games, spending hours undistracted and fully focused.

Over the past decade Americans were absorbed in themselves.

Everyone was too absorbed in themselves to hear dad's spectacular commute home.

Beatriz (the soprano Sophie Bevan) and Eduardo (the tenor David Portillo) are engaged and utterly absorbed in themselves.