Sentence examples for quite immersed from inspiring English sources
"I'm quite immersed in the Japanese culture, but I think it would be much better if I could understand the language".
But I've never felt quite as immersed in the ancient world as walking around Athens and Rome, where you can see the Acropolis from a rooftop bar or stroll past the Coliseum.
The hydrogen desorption behavior of the specimens aged for 24 and 240 h at room temperature is quite similar to that of the immersed specimen.
He distanced himself from the world he had become immersed in, quitting drugs and drying out.
Figure 5 shows fractographs of the non-immersed, immersed, and aged after immersion specimens.
Figure 3 shows representative stress-strain curves for the non-immersed, immersed, and aged after immersion specimens.
Figure 5 j l shows that the fracture surface morphologies of the specimen aged at room temperature for 240 h are quite similar to those of the non-immersed specimen.
As a thinker who insisted that human beings shape culture that in turn shapes them, however, Geertz would quite likely have been unhappy to see Bellah become so immersed in cognitive science, evolutionary psychology and other disciplines that often give short shrift to the human capacity for autonomy.
Anderson had no formal training in the supply field, and though regarded with affection was variously considered "not quite on the same wave length as others" and "so immersed in the minutiae of administration that some important policy matters languished".
These were immersed in liquid.
