Sentence examples for becomes immersed from inspiring English sources

E. Patrick found himself using three specific practices to prepare himself and produce this work, practicing an "immersive ethnography where the researcher becomes immersed and ravaged by the subject, disappearing into the field of study through the co-creative process". These three practices were self-interrogation, self-care, and immersion into the experience of his subjects.

Like Tiki, Ronde becomes immersed in contract issues.

As the project progresses and the team becomes immersed in market realities, the requirements should be clarified.

When she becomes immersed in memories of a dialogue with her one-time lover, Aristotle Onassis, graphically recalling his crude insensitivity, the actress succeeds in morphing into Callas.

But as Oscar becomes immersed in the life of a security guard, Ellis slowly introduces sly elements of the crime thriller that will bring the proceedings to a completely unexpected climax.

But while the reader quickly becomes immersed in these characters' lives, the cheesy contrivances of the story line -- including a highly implausible revelation about Judge Gillian Sullivan's former life and some needlessly complicated and not-very-clever convolutions relating to Erdai's involvement in the murders -- undermine trust in Mr. Turow's narrative.

Marcie herself has become immersed in grass-roots-basketball culture.

The prayer warriors said that as they became immersed in prayer, their senses became more acute.

Within a few years they purchased a computer, and Butterfield became immersed in that technology.

He worked as a bartender but mostly became immersed in the drug culture.

She became immersed in Gaelic education and also wrote a couple of children's books.