Sentence examples for particularly absorbing from inspiring English sources

The Mackall/ Luckey fantasies were particularly absorbing.

Particularly absorbing is Brands's account of the relationship with "Moscow's gift," Gorbachev.

At these remarks, Selig, seated nearby, found the program in his hands particularly absorbing.

These eight bulging Eliot scrapbooks which have lain unexamined for almost half a century on Mrs Eliot's shelves, are particularly absorbing for three main reasons.

Technology is used to mirror fast, improvised lines with the sonorities of other instruments – the way in which keyboard sounds slipstream Murray's tumbling horn flights is particularly absorbing.

Gowland is particularly absorbing.

Rand particularly absorbed the family ethic of exerting his free will.

When I became particularly absorbed in "The Wonder Years," I began to hear this voice everywhere, giving cinematic shape and a larger purpose to my days.

As he scratched away at himself, or picked at his nose when particularly absorbed, he really did seem to forget he was on TV.

As you may well have gleaned from your reading, the first books of the poem are particularly absorbed with the idea of forgetting, because more than any other part of Paradise Lost they display so ostentatiously the remarkable scope of Milton's own memory.

Despite his prime viewing location and the back-and-forth nature of the thrilling Finals finale, Russell didn't seem particularly absorbed by what he was watching at one point deep into the third quarter.