Sentence examples for immerse someone in from inspiring English sources

We feel our job is to fully immerse someone in the experience of City Winery.

Using VR to immerse someone in the sights and sounds of animals creates empathy by simulating the way that others sense the world.

Moreover, we will never succeed at immersing someone in the light through shaming, vilifying, condemning, legislating against, or even imprisoning them.

"The more I'm committed to finding a way to genuinely be immersed in someone else's life, the more enjoyment there is in it.

One of the reasons I almost backed out of the radio series was an initial reluctance to immerse myself in someone else's pain and suffering while I was dealing with my own (my failing marriage and the failing health of my father).

With this method, you completely immerse yourself in someone else.

But even for someone immersed in the catastrophe of what happened to the Jews in World War II, Michael Dobbs's new book, "The Unwanted: America, Auschwitz, and a Village Caught in Between," will still be a heartbreaking and timely read.

The tech hero blends the best of both -- the wealth and power of the super rich hero (and what it allows in the story) with the rule breaking required of someone immersed in a culture focused on innovation, disruption, and shaking up the status quo.

In conversation, she is good-humored and confidential, with the optimistic affect of someone immersed in stimulating studies.

Someone immersed in a gif knows what is coming, and knows she will enjoy it; there's no uncertainty – no choice involved.

As someone immersed in making iMovies of his economics lectures at Baruch College of the City University of New York, as well as someone who is a home chef (so far a better chef than editor), I see these two activities as remarkably similar.