'utterly involved' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that someone is completely and totally involved in an activity or situation. For example, "She was utterly involved in her work, and didn't notice the passing of time."
But it had me utterly involved from the very start, and that's down to the mind-bogglingly superb animation that, for me, had a human and psychologically acute element to add to the expected dimension of hallucinatory fantasy.
Not only are their jerseys on point, but their fans seemed utterly involved in the first play that changed the game and their team was almost entirely mistake free.
Yet this matters little, such is the book's soft and utterly involving embrace.
The writing is utterly involving; with lines like tiny, imagist poems.
It is a beautifully acted, exquisitely considered chamber drama of subtlety and nuance: spellbindingly tender and utterly involving.
Hogg has genuine cinematic artistry, and she has effortlessly absorbed what appear to be personal contacts, non-professionals and family friends into an intelligent and utterly involving film.
There is also a keen sense of loss: the slow, melancholy demise of the American dream and the optimistic ideals of Paretsky's baby boomer generation – which is not to say that the books aren't always exhilarating and utterly involving.
At its best, planning is a complex and utterly involving profession that tends to attract a high proportion of sixth-formers with a social conscience; those who have not been brainwashed (there must be some of you) to believe that everything publicly owned is bad and everything privately owned is good.
It's gripping, creepy, funny, utterly involving and with a dramatic ending that ranks among the most memorable in movie history.
IGN reviewer Eric Goldman praised the performances of John Slattery and Peyton List and said the episode "took three of the show's best characters and rocked their worlds in very different ways, telling three separate stories that were all utterly involving and moving, and delivering one of the show's best episodes ever in the process.
The agencies seem utterly too involved to serve as a neutral arbiter, and the banks are sure to invent new and equally hard-to-assess vehicles in the future.
