As Adrian Ah-Chin-Kow, UK SMB sales director at Insight, said: "Our industry can be quite self-absorbed.
But here, as Wotan sings these lines, Brünnhilde wanders around Hunding's curious little hut, checking out the bedroom, quite self-absorbed.
Dorothy could be forgiven for being quite self-absorbed after the awful trip to the Emerald City inside a twister, but she is still incredibly kind to the people and creatures that she meets.
Unfortunately it is simply not possible to believe the organisation to be quite so self-absorbed and detached from reality that it did not anticipate the opprobrium that it has caused to rain down on Formula One.
It is quite possible that oil absorbed water and dehydrated the crystal during the period it was dipped in the oil.
2. These people are rather self-absorbed.
Comparison of postoperative results in the patients with normal femoral necks with those in patients with absorbed neck stumps makes quite evident the necessity for the restoration of normal length of the neck.
Daugherty gives us a picture of the dynamics of this unusual and self-absorbed family, though not quite as sharp a picture as we get from the memoir written by Donald's brothers Frederick and Steven, "Double Down" (1999), which is the story of a gambling spree they went on after Donald, Sr., died, in 1996.
Christian Camargo, as Versati, the unbearably self-absorbed poet who can't quite complete his seduction of Louise even though she's eager for it, is engagingly, preposterously ardent at first, but the fierceness of his artificial romanticism is wearing.
He said: "It is [easy] to imagine a Labour party that devolves for now into a leftist equivalent of the American GOP: hopelessly retrograde, self-absorbed, self-pitying and self-righteous, quite unembarrassed by its tantrum, necessarily and increasingly hostile to democracy, and in any sane view undeserving of a single vote".
