Sentence examples for totally wrapped from inspiring English sources

"No doubt the romantic lives of Americans are totally wrapped up in automobiles," he adds.

"The US is a real car culture which the country is totally wrapped up in.

"I became totally wrapped up in stories of her adventures as she roamed the oceans in search of fish and I saw no reason why I couldn't follow in her footsteps," says Scales.

He said he was the kind of kid who was totally wrapped up in science projects&won the geology prize in the Montana State Science Fair for 4 years running.

The former came during a technical rehearsal for Misterman in New York: Cillian Murphy, totally wrapped up in his role, was absorbed in talking to the sole character's mother on a tape-recorder while the production manager, Eamonn Fox, sat a few feet away raptly fixing a table leg.

It is the kind of story that would not look out of place in Mario Balotelli's portfolio and no doubt it will pain all those pros who are not totally wrapped up in the football bubble and probably grow weary of being lumped into the world that I heard Roy Keane call a "cartoon" during two hours with an audience at Lancashire County Cricket Club earlier this week.

They are totally and completely wrapped up in the shocking time; they are constantly drawn back to it; they are in love with it the way you love someone who has hurt you: it will not let them go.

Nothing about that makes any sense, but Jeremy, all wrapped up in the moment and glad that he's not being dumped again, seems totally content.

Many of the most recent attacks by right wing outlets can be summarized as, "This gender theory stuff doesn't fit my worldview; I totally can't wrap my head around it, so it must be wrong".

It's being kept totally under wraps — tight, tight security — and it's only going to be released to the majority of the publishers and people like me shortly before pub date.

In an age in which we are exposed to countless images online, here was someone in the public eye, going through a process both visible and declarative, whose self-image remained totally under wraps.