Sentence examples for is too engaged from inspiring English sources

Syria's diverse armed opposition is too engaged in war with the Syrian regime to be truly assessed, monitored, and somehow "made safe" in exchange for U.S. support, and that seems unlikely to change soon.

Either the player is too busy to pay attention, or is too engaged with playing to be interrupted by sections of narrative.

it's midafternoon, the sun is hitting your hair the exact right angle, and i'm gazing at you but you fail to notice — you're too engaged in your book.

They all seem to be too engaged with their world to indulge such a concern.

I read a book eight or ten years ago, Chuck Colson's "Kingdoms in Conflict," and as a very active Christian, I always thought you shouldn't be too engaged in politics.

Just make sure that you don't stop cleaning because you are too engaged in the story!

Although staged as part of a "nations at war" season, it doesn't grow out of a particular context and, even if Jonjo O'Neill makes a vivacious protagonist, his Richard is too relentlessly engaging.

"When you're not too anxious and you're not too engaged and you're kind of in this sweet spot, norepinephrine [a hormone responsible for vigilant concentration] receptors in the prefrontal cortex called the alpha 2-A receptors are on.

There's no question that he's occasionally overeager to speak on their behalf, but he's listening too, engaged in a conversation that's as urgently necessary in this country as it is in France.

I do the mental math and decide that she is too young to engage with.

I guess the Twitter intelligentsia is too intelligent to engage in childish and puerile punning.