Sentence examples for engulf himself from inspiring English sources

We all know what he's been going through and sometimes making those tough decisions maybe takes a weight off your mind in a way and he can engulf himself in the golf".

After engulfing himself - losing his identity in the storm and becoming one with it - he retreats to a shelter under some boughs, and begins to feel a semblance of peace.

This trivialization of the political threatens to engulf Rustin himself; in the current fashion, he is studied less as an activist exemplar than as a putative victim.

There he sought a subject that, to quote Ivanov himself, would engulf "the whole bulk of history".

It was in this world of internecine political jockeying that Elliott Johnson found himself engulfed.

Czar Alexis came out to address petitioners and found himself engulfed, seized by the buttons of his caftan.

Odland found himself engulfed in the most extraordinary noise he had ever heard: an endlessly booming, ringing roar.

But Bolivia's President now finds himself engulfed in a bitter dispute over his plans to put a £260m road through the middle of this stunning wilderness.

Coming off the back of a gruelling two-year tour and the end of a relationship, he found himself engulfed with feelings of isolation, paranoia and depression.

He is equally skeptical of "opposition ideas," and happened to be leaving the Red Espresso Bar with a cup of coffee that night and found himself engulfed in a crowd that had gathered to protest election violations.

For the 52-year-old Bernazard, all of this is unwelcome news, but it is hardly the first time he has found himself engulfed in controversy during his five years working for Minaya and the Mets.