Sentence examples for really absorbing from inspiring English sources

There was a lot of classical ballet mixed in with something more modern and it was really absorbing.

"We're on a path, that concept of walking and seeing a beautiful flower, and really absorbing that in the moment – it's just that sense of exploration and wonder".

Days spent really absorbing the culture (getting stoned) and nights spent drinking vodka cocktails that cost 30p until you vomited in a hammock.

With its music and history in rhyming verse, and all the interactive features, it might be easy for some students to be both dazzled and confused — watching without really absorbing much.

But as these lessons have spread, some parents, teachers and engineers question how much children are really absorbing, and if schools should be expending limited resources on the subject.

I've been told off and on that we'll know society is really absorbing the idea that humans are influencing important Earth systems when the discussion spills out of the environmental niche and into the broader cultural discourse.

I really absorbed those sounds.

It doesn't really absorb water.

(Velvet really absorbs that tobacco odor).

He "never really absorbed the Romantic age," Swafford writes.

You need to really absorb and embody it.