Sentence examples for seems immersed from inspiring English sources

Moore seems immersed in late-19th-century fantasy writing, and he evokes this world not through vague allusion but very accurate pastiche.

LONDON — From the flotilla on the Thames for the Royal Jubilee through the Olympic swimming pool with its undulating wave of a roof, London seems immersed in a water world.

Glimpsed on film, with Pink Floyd, he seems immersed in the high shrill sound emanating from his guitar, a sound that owes nothing to the templates of the time, neither the blues nor the folk traditions.

When he leaves to join the other children, Oudi still seems immersed in his own world.

On Tuesday, though, senators seemed more immersed in their own debate than in reacting to Mr. Obama.

The younger brother, Dzhokhar, in particular, seemed utterly immersed in American pop culture, and concerned with the sorts of things that preoccupy many young men — girls ("miss u.s.a. is so sexy") and good times ("I am the best beer pong player in Cambridge. I am the #truth").

Ten months before the general election, the increasingly angry, suspicious, and divided party of Romney, Gingrich, Santorum, and Perry seems ever more immersed in its current orthodoxies.

To be fair, though, he seems more culturally immersed than his opposite number Harriet Harman, or the shadow culture minister Dan Jarvis.

Their great love, in which she lived totally immersed, seemed to be subsiding around her, like the water of a river sinking into its bed, and she could see the mud at the bottom.

When a performance is so immersed in feeling, it seems inappropriate to call it a performance.

That message may not be getting across, Vatican analysts say, partly because Benedict, a reserved theologian long immersed in doctrinal issues, seems to have little interest in communications.