Sentence examples for look engrossed from inspiring English sources

After valiant attempts to look engrossed in a glass of champagne, she was asked to leave.

If you're alone, look engrossed in a book, magazine, or a textbook.

Talk to someone else on the phone, laughing wildly, or look engrossed in an intense text-message exchange with someone you actually want to talk to.

But having picked it up, she then took the book outside and, as we put her brother in the car, stood with it open, in her hands, looking engrossed.

If you sit near that person at work, stay focused on your computer, and keep a stack of papers at your desk so you can always look really engrossed by them instead of looking up at the person.

On the other side of the desk, Hina looked deeply engrossed in her work, her face inches from her monitor.

She looked really engrossed, and I kept thinking that maybe I should introduce myself to her.

Some guests looked bored, others engrossed.

From above, President Clinton watched, sometimes whispering to his daughter, Chelsea, and at other moments looking amused or engrossed, his chin cupped in his hand.

Still they didn't look up – they were engrossed in a map, and appeared to be arguing.

More elliptically and more interestingly, it is also a look at an Italy engrossed with rituals and spectacle, in watching and being watched.