Sentence examples for profoundly absorbed from inspiring English sources
For now Mr. Romney, 65, seems profoundly absorbed by the present, turning over in his head a public rejection whose depth caught him by surprise.
Two new books re-spin the van Meegeren saga, one breezily, with entertaining digressions on secondary figures and the arcana of forgery, and the other in profoundly researched, focussed, absorbing depth.
A Buddha head carved under the Eastern Wei rulers (534-550) is absorbed in ecstatic, profoundly gratifying contemplation.
It's the wonderful Domhnall Gleeson who shoulders proceedings as a profoundly untalented northern songwriter who is absorbed into the band by default, and learns some tough life lessons about the chasm between ambition and ability.
Whatever the autobiographical elements in "Ravelstein," the book is, finally, a threnody for a friend, Mr. Bellow said, a friend who who understood him profoundly and whose loss can hardly be absorbed.
But the issue of death on the farm — by natural causes or accident but particularly by his hand, the work of turning his animals into food that he and others will eat — is something that absorbs Nadin profoundly.
Translation is more pleasurable to me than writing fiction, given that I am in an intense relationship with a text I profoundly admire, greedy to absorb all that it has to offer.
But this book has absorbed the tenets of post-modernism only to move beyond them, and at its centre lies a core of profoundly old-fashioned humanism.
Marty was fully absorbed.
