Sentence examples for properly immersed from inspiring English sources

It's only if you've been properly immersed in it when you were wee that you'll come back to it when you're older.

Instead, the director is properly immersed in the sensual and spiritual dimensions of Séraphine's art, which grows out of an ecstatic — both in the erotic and religious sense — engagement with the natural world.

Properly immersed, they should keep for three to four days, but they have to be covered by 1-2cm oiloil – even a tiny bit sticking up, and you'll be in trouble, as it's a breeding ground for bacteria that like to get in a fizz.

The director, Martin Provost, "is properly immersed in the sensual and spiritual dimensions of Séraphine's art, which grows out of an ecstatic — both in the erotic and religious sense — engagement with the natural world," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in June.

A submanifold properly immersed in the unit ball is a free boundary submanifold if and only if its coordinate functions are Steklov eigenfunctions with eigenvalue 1.

Having initially found it a bit of struggle, she "fell in love" with the novel once she had found the time to properly immerse herself in it.

The exhibition, presented by the Los Angeles Philharmonic, is a rare chance to properly immerse yourself in the isolating, but ultimately moving VR videos she created for her 2015 live album, Vulnicura.

That isn't a criticism; Pelley is still too freshly immersed in the post to be properly assessed, just as the tour's sponsorship and commercial wings were never going to evolve overnight.

PornHub has done a bit of a soft launch already, but apparently once it's all properly up and running, you'll not only be immersed in a film, but also able to interact with your favorite stars.

They've done a bit of a soft launch already, but apparently once it's all properly up and running you'll not only be immersed in a film, but also able to interact with your favorite stars.

If you cannot clean up properly right away, at least immerse your tools in water so they can be cleaned up later.