Sentence examples for immersed him from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

Mr. Mu's childhood education immersed him in traditional Chinese landscape painting, a genre humanistic in spirit, shot through with moral content and steeped in nostalgia for a classical golden age.

At thirteen, he became a protégé of Yip Man, who immersed him in the Wing Chun style of fighting, and several years later Lee's parents moved their son back to the States to avoid trouble.

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.

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

"The person who practises ecotourism has the opportunity of immersing him or herself in nature in a way that most people cannot enjoy in their routine, urban existences.

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.