engross

What first made him engrossing is no longer in evidence.

And the parents are at least 50 percent engrossed in their children.

But soon the story of the war engrossed him again.

She was clearly engrossed in a story on the news.

The boy was soon engrossed, with the man's straight brown hair.

Rather, she was engrossed in the world beyond the window of the car.

He started to read, and quickly became engrossed in the subject matter.

Time can pass quickly when you're engrossed in a book.

For now, I was engrossed with the scene before me.

It was as though he were a student or a young professor engrossed in his work.

He became engrossed by politics - and a Republican for life.

I become engrossed in my book and shut out his voice.

He seemed to be engrossed in something on his computer screen.

My group of friends are engrossed in a different conversation.

His whole being was engrossed with a single terrible thought.

"I was engrossed in the paper, and something told me to look up," he said.

It may be a while: she is engrossed in political writing for now.

While he was so engrossed in his own problem, the guard had moved.

The old man was engrossed in taking a water sample when he heard his name called.

For a show that's trying to get you engrossed into the "how do we live now?"

The three men were engrossed in their own thoughts for a moment.

The boy sat on the other side of her, completely engrossed in his food.

Then she noticed he was engrossed in reading a book.

He soon was engrossed in the problems of his space telescope.

My body and mind are totally engrossed in this moment.