Sentence examples similar to tale immersion from inspiring English sources
"Telling Tales," Ms. Smith's exhibition at the International Center of Photography last year, was a multimedia fairy tale-immersion experience.
In Maximum Security Book Club, out June 7th, Brottman pens the tale of her immersion into prison life and dealing with the convicts who became the members of her book club.
Beyond unraveling the tale of how and why this happened, Paterniti immerses you in an immersion-friendly milieu of sun-baked highland plateaus, argumentative village rustics and beguiling old ways.
And while modern zoo buildings now focus on geographic areas -- Africa, Asia, South America - with extensive immersion exhibits, these newer exhibits are inspired by tales of travel to exotic and faraway places.
Finally there is the "technological argument". For centuries, societies throughout the world have understood themselves by way of immersion in their cultural art forms: hours at a loom or a potter's wheel; nights of tales told by firelight; endless days sunk into worlds created by the printed word.
A deeply pleasurable immersion.
Andres Serrano, "Immersion (Piss Christ)," 1987.
