Sentence examples for becoming immersed from inspiring English sources
It's true that there is no substitute for becoming immersed in another culture.
By the next morning, however, he is becoming immersed in English lore.
I was becoming immersed in the natural landscape, rather than feeling like a tourist somewhere.
When we feel crushed by circumstances, becoming immersed in a work of art is not escape but transcendence.
Although his career was by then well established, he was backing off from involvement in the art world and on his way to becoming immersed in AIDS politics.
Everything that speaks to me of the cinema - being hurled into another space-time, becoming immersed in a character's reality, the creation of icons and stars - requires size.
And its puzzlelike construction and untrustworthy narrator act as distancing mechanisms: instead of becoming fully immersed in the characters' stories, the reader spends a lot of time assembling clues and looking for distortions.
The idea is to avoid the obvious and venture off the beaten track in two of Rishi's vintage US army jeeps (c1946 and 1952), spending time in small towns and villages and becoming 'fully immersed in rural life' - except, of course, that we won't.
You could imagine yourself watching this on a huge IMAX screen and becoming fully immersed in a vast sea of fluctuating forms.
Yet, in immigrant communities, children are often initially exposed to their family language (L1), before becoming gradually immersed in the host country's language (L2).
