At last he yields to the engulfing, inescapable grief which he must face alone.
Meanwhile, the vegetation is mostly stumpy and patchy, not yet the engulfing and noisy environment it should become.
For Mr. Sheehan, Roman Catholicism stood as a counterweight to what he called the "engulfing decadence of modern Western culture".
"Grief" does make room for humor, very much so when it comes to a trio of supporting characters whose animation and brio lift the engulfing sadness, up to a point.
Pollock knows how to dunk readers into a scene and when to pull them out gasping, and the muscular current of each plot line exerts a continuous pull toward the engulfing falls.
He reads a lot, which sounds promising, but he reads in order to be emotionally engulfed, and to arm himself for the engulfing of others—specifically, Clara Brereton, Lady Denham's impoverished niece.
"There must be other words than 'tall' and 'strong' to think of," the heroine daydreams, recalling her mother's birds-and-bees lecture on the "engulfing transports of wifely love," at which she had "squirmed with delight".
This binding will lead to the engulfing of the bacteria by the phagocyte.
He continued by praising Depp's performance stating, "Depp artfully expresses the fierce longing in gentle Edward; it's a terrific performance" and the "engulfing score" from Danny Elfman.
In stark contrast to phagocytosis, the engulfing host cell is completely passive [ 71].
In peripheral blood, the cell doing the engulfing is likely a neutrophil.
