Sentence examples for truly absorbing from inspiring English sources

Most of the time, listening to (and truly absorbing) your partner's goals will bring you nearer to closing than anything you can say.

Listening means truly absorbing what your spouse is saying - if you are mentally planning what you are going to say next then you are not listening.

But to create a truly absorbing simulation, one that offers some insight into the nature of real life, is a much more difficult proposition.

The mental puzzles of the happy insomniac seem to possess two essential qualities: they are truly absorbing and they are impersonal.

Divided Houses, for all its length and detail, is a truly absorbing book, which carries the reader into the turmoil of the 14th century with discreet guidance and commentary.

This is a consequence of both the proliferation of knowledge -- and how much of it any student can truly absorb -- and changes in technology.

But, to truly absorb the camaraderie and unconditional support of the steady fellrunner, one must double-knot the shoe-laces and witness events first hand.

Here's an unsettling thought: The hardest lessons we learn in life (and maybe the only lessons we truly absorb) are those learned too late.

Amorrortu, the sporting director, said he believed that a child needed to be part of the academy by age 14 or 15, at the latest, to truly absorb Athletic's identity.

"It is easy enough to view the damage to these heritage sites as something that can be rebuilt, if all we see is the physical; it is far more difficult to grasp the effects of cultural cleansing in the longer term, and to truly absorb its impact on a country's people," she said.

She was not the teen-burnout head case sometimes portrayed, but in retrospect she wonders if the injuries were her body's way of taking her out of a life that did not truly absorb her "to a life that I loved and was better at and can do forever".