Sentence examples for immerse him from inspiring English sources

This activity sparked an interest in visual art and also helped immerse him in Paris's teeming cultural life.

After all, a story is a seduction of the reader and such a seduction can so immerse him or her that everything becomes plausible.

Naturally, the parodist has to immerse him or herself pretty thoroughly in the work of the one being parodied – although, as Craig Brown noted in a piece on the subject in this newspaper, sometimes the targets do the job themselves.

A physiotherapist at the hospital advised Georgi's parents to turn on the lights in his bedroom every morning, and to immerse him in the daily routine of the household.

So deeply does Chandra immerse him in the swarm of the quotidian — the "enormous bustle of millions on the move, the hurtling local trains with thick clusters of bodies hanging precariously from the doors, the sonorous tramp and hum of the crowd inside the tall hall of Churchgate Station" — that saving Bombay from nuclear holocaust appears to be all in a day's work.

At thirty-three, hadhad a bachelor's degree from Marquette University, an M.F.A. in fiction from the University of Massachusetts, several years of experience teaching school, and a yearning for an occupation that would immerse him more immediately in the world.

"He immersed him in the background and meaning of the music.

Friends say it opened his eyes and immersed him in new cultures; the entire Davies family moved with him.

He said studying Chesnutt had immersed him in North Carolina and its history -- as well as its barbecue.

Lincoln's later move to Illinois immersed him in a milieu that coupled tepid antislavery politics with, again, fierce racial prejudice.

Just about anybody who immerses him- or herself in the discipline will assert that it is almost entirely a head game.