Sentence examples for too consumed with from inspiring English sources

He's too competitive, too driven, too consumed with winning to find a new hobby.

Commissioner Goodell is too consumed with creating a cover-up as opposed to the truth.

He is too consumed with the challenge of describing a sunset.

He said he had become too consumed with deploying thousands of his own workers.

If scientists become too consumed with protecting the individuals they study, research on the microbiome could slow.

But highly successful college coaches are often too consumed with control to consider sharing power with players.

By showing athletes not all too consumed by the world of sports, he provides young adults with refreshing role models.

The White House, too, was consumed with the economy.

Then have dinner, much too late, consumed with a sick sense of failure".

The fight didn't begin over Romulus — it was about the question of whether feminist scholars are, in Sommers's words, "impervious to reasoned criticism" (she thinks they take things way too personally, and, consumed with effrontery, are unable to correct themselves).

"Silence" is long, twenty minutes shy of three hours, and the bulk of it — too much — is consumed with the travails of Rodrigues and Garrupe, and then of Rodrigues alone, in a place that seems increasingly hostile not just to their calling but to their very existence.