Sentence examples for engrossing to from inspiring English sources

The consequence of that decision is part of what makes "Phantom" engrossing to the end.

Engrossing to some, gross to others, Shanghai's street markets are an unforgettable adventure.

But is chant as engrossing to hear as it is to sing?

Whether or not his agenda is worth the agitation, Blunt is certainly engrossing to watch, if you can see him through the fog.

The science is made clear for the layman, and the anecdotes about the discoveries and the people involved are engrossing to those of us familiar with the basic science.

Rayna's frustration over her situation - as the record label head patronisingly tells her, "you have to find your place in a new market" - is engrossing to watch because it reflects the current reality of the industry, as artists with a pop sound infiltrate the country music world and some veteran singers struggle to get songs on the charts.

In "Lulu," a Levine specialty, Mr. Luisi brought penetrating insights and engrossing spontaneity to a score that the Met orchestra owns.

This Wednesday we have a good mix of topical and flat-out engrossing distractions to keep the boredom at bay with seven more time wasters.

MusicOMH's Max Raymond has praised the album as being "engrossing" due to the emotional depth of the lyrics as well as the warm and relaxed sound of the studio recording.

In the words of the aristocrat and writer Mary Wortley-Montagu, women desired "that Fame which Men have engross'd to themselves and will not suffer us to share".

The drama of Mr. Dunne's relationship to the music and the musicians — he turned to them periodically — kept failing to advance beyond intriguing to engrossing.