Sentence examples for felt engrossed from inspiring English sources

For the first time since last season, I felt engrossed enough to not be consumed with all the small things this show gets wrong.

"Boardwalk Empire" is at great pains to give viewers a sense that they are there, and yet rarely did I feel engrossed in the show.

When I was in high school, I couldn't identify why I felt so engrossed in Buffy the Vampire Slayer or why I connected with its characters so viscerally.

Painting an image through dialogue, subtext, body language, and the senses will create a 360-degree picture for your audience to feel fully engrossed in the story.

Sitting in front of my monitor for all of those hours I felt as engrossed and simply swept away as any game has made me feel in recent years.

Suddenly, having to think only about the task at hand allows marvellous mental focus--it feels like being engrossed in a gripping book.

Other changes, he notes, are bigger pins, better ways of navigating back through your browsing in case you start to feel lost or to engrossed in checking out other people's boards.

For us, all that remains is to watch the movie and feel the chills, and be so engrossed by the Joker as to forget what befell the actor behind him.

Maybe it felt like we, and the world, were engrossed for months in mobilizing resources and feeling sorry for Haiti; but maybe it was just for a few days.

If you're not engrossed in the experience or you don't feel that after many attempts your skills are growing, maybe the particular medium isn't for you.

And I love sitting in a theater where I feel the comforting weight of an audience engrossed in a film; of being among people who understand the quiet idolization and respectful attention that great movies deserve.