Sentence examples similar to stayed engrossed from inspiring English sources
There's also this wonderful thought that at the moment, "we are less interested in the exploration of the glorious mind, more engrossed in the drama of staying ahead of whatever it is we think is pursuing us".
"At least I won't have to be concerned with putting food on the table". Kennedy, a complicated mix of melancholia, dirty jokes and occasional lyricism, sometimes stays up all night reading if he becomes engrossed in a book.
Having a strong support network and becoming engrossed in the motion of paddling helped women stay in the 'here and now' instead of ruminating about the past or focusing on stressful events.
It was arranged with such regularity that people set their clocks according to his daily walk along the street named for him, "The Philosopher's Walk". Until old age prevented him, he is said to have missed this regular appearance only on the occasion when Rousseau's Émile so engrossed him that for several days he stayed at home.
The most entertaining spectator was Hewitt's 4-year-old son Cruz, who seemed engrossed by his own tiny racket and tennis balls, hardly able to stay still on the sidelines.
Well, yes, some did die during the second world war, but most stayed on, cunningly taking Christian names to avoid detection.Just a few minutes before Miroslaw was expounding such guff, he was engrossed in pious prayer within the sanctuary of St Brigida's church in Gdansk, a famous rallying point for the Solidarity movement in the early years of struggle against Soviet communism.
If you sit near that person at work, stay focused on your computer, and keep a stack of papers at your desk so you can always look really engrossed by them instead of looking up at the person.
Zac was immediately engrossed.
