Sentence examples for very wrapped from inspiring English sources

They are very wrapped up in their own problems.

Many people I speak to get very wrapped up in blaming the technology as the facilitator of risk, but this really isn't the case.

Felt was selfless, but his rationale was also very wrapped up in his toxic marriage and the missing daughter he was afraid was in the Weather Underground".

I was very wrapped up in myself, and I knew it, but riding more winners than anyone ever had meant more to me than what anyone else thought of me.

He needs to be flattened with it!" For someone who has lived in London for the past 10 years, the Sonic Youth singer sounds very wrapped up in the affairs of the country he left behind.

Murray explained that setting targets is "very wrapped up with the review of the London Plan" - the master blueprint for the capital's spatial development - and that London Plans don't get changed overnight.

By coupling stable housing with the very wrap-around services Step Up promotes and offers, permanent supportive housing addresses a host of issues.

She calls a coal firm and they deliver one small piece, very neatly wrapped, for which there was no charge.

The rolls freeze very well wrapped in clingfilm and are best warmed in the oven before serving.

And what complaint can the modern office worker – transferred by car or bus, or at the very least wrapped up against the elements, then ensconced in a climate-controlled, double-glazed, air-conditioned building – have against the weather?

Many literary careers have been made, and doubtless more will be, by conveying the inwardness, awkwardness and social anxiety that constrict British mores like a very tightly wrapped cummerbund.