Sentence examples for too immersed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clinton, he wrote, became too immersed in details, losing sight of the big picture.
Although he admitted having relationships with women, Lambert denied it was a deliberate tactic in the SDS to use relationships to gain access, saying "probably I became too immersed" in his alter ego.
In "Jingle All the Way," the character played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has been too immersed in accumulating material wealth, comes to understand that the true meaning of Christmas is to be found in spending more time with his family.
In "A Christmas Carol," Ebenezer Scrooge, who has been too immersed in accumulating material wealth, comes to understand that the true meaning of Christmas is to be found in generosity.
3.41am BST The Guardian's Glenn Greenwald has been watching the debate and this is how he sees it: This is one of those debates very difficult to judge if you are too immersed in politics.
Others thought that he had become too immersed in the culture of the D.A.'s office; it was the sort of institution where a longtime assistant district attorney felt comfortable hanging a large portrait of Nathan Bedford Forrest, a Confederate general and an early leader of the Ku Klux Klan, on the wall.
But it would suggest that areas that are related to exports, related to consumer spending that government was fostering, yeah, interesting as long as the government, as I mentioned earlier, wasn't getting too deeply immersed in running it on a micro level.
Timeline is designed to work on mobile devices too, offering a visually immersed stream.
Mr. Gore's interviews today were notable, too, because they revealed how deeply immersed Mr. Gore is in this new campaign.
He felt that way too much time was being wasted immersed in technology, virtually slowing the process of getting out into the real world on an actual date; so he decided to automate the matchmaking process.
Figure 5 shows fractographs of the non-immersed, immersed, and aged after immersion specimens.
