Mostly about how you could possibly spend a Queen Bey concert engrossed in a book instead of engrossed in Beyoncé.
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"I was totally engrossed & have loved you ever since."
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They seem fully engrossed with each other — joyously so.
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But U.S. political developments engrossed the market's attention, analysts said.
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Perpetually on, perpetually engrossed in the theater of its existence.
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In the meantime, the town remains engrossed by the case.
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Sarah Broom's debut memoir, "The Yellow House," totally engrossed us.
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Hopkins was already there, engrossed in that day's New York Times.
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I get engrossed in work and eat my salad around 229.
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Yes, young people today are so engrossed in their digital networks.
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Tusup and Szekeres were also there, engrossed in their own workouts.
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"I got so engrossed in it," he explained of the period drama.
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"I got so engrossed in it," he says of the period drama.
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But you're way too engrossed in those podcasts to remember to cough.
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Yes, there's murder, sexy hookups, catfights, and enough hijinks to keep viewers engrossed.
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I read Commonwealth by Ann Patchett on the ride and am totally engrossed.
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"I was so engrossed that I didn't just miss my stop," he says.
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And the effect is heartening: so many children engrossed in a Mozart opera.
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Often he seemed engrossed with the wondrous musical particulars of a given moment.
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You just become totally engrossed in the story and that's all you care about.
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Rows upon rows of artists displaying their latest work, engrossed in conversation with fans.
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So they were particularly surprised to see Trump engrossed in private conversation with Putin.
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But I found myself forgetting that I know the author and was totally engrossed.
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And although the Schattners still paint, they are engrossed in their bronze statuary business.
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I read the poem and at once found myself engrossed in my own memory.
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The viewer is engrossed throughout, trying to fit the pieces of this puzzle together.
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In one photograph, the duo looked fully engrossed in the action in front of them.
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Abrams recalled being engrossed by the way King was discussing a new idea he had.
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Go for a stroll and find yourself engrossed in some good old fashioned table tennis.
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I got so engrossed in it, I was devastated when I got to the end.
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This past year, I found myself engrossed in the crazy world of performing on Broadway.
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I glanced around the room and noticed that the other diners were engrossed in lunch.
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While living in Japan in 2013 and 2014, he became thoroughly engrossed in the culture.
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But if I'm not fully engrossed in it, I'll run out of steam midway through.
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Folks who don't spend their days on the internet just aren't as engrossed in it.
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From the moment we wake up, our life is engrossed with creativity, color, and music.
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Still, the very young children at the matinee I attended seemed both engrossed and entertained.
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" The downside of impeachment, he told Bash, is that "the entire country just get engrossed.
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If you have similar curiosity, be ready to become engrossed like a child at play.
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Heigl's daughters and teenage niece Madison were sitting around the living room, engrossed in their devices.
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Comeback: Whip out your phone and start being engrossed with checking Instagram and Facebook for updates.
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Her daughters and teenage niece Madison were sitting around the living room, engrossed in their devices.
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I'm totally engrossed in raising a child, yet I'm sort of nostalgic for my previous life.
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Afterwards, they strolled back to the Peace House, seemingly engrossed in conversation with no officials nearby.
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A single battery charge lasts weeks, so you can get totally engrossed in your current read.
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A rarely used photo from their Wimbledon appearance in 2019 shows the pair engrossed in conversation.
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In the movie, Jewell is a good-natured guy who is completely engrossed in law enforcement.
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Parents fear their kids may walk into telephone poles, too engrossed in a nearby Squirtle to notice.
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I found myself absolutely engrossed by their story, as the group slowly grows in importance and infamy.
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During Cardi's performance, Offset was spotted completely engrossed in the show from his seat in the audience:
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When he is engrossed in a crossword or Sudoku, he tunes out everything (and everyone) around him.
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At each stop, Sasha sat on the ground and opened her notebook to draw, engrossed and uncomplaining.
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If you're not currently engrossed in a book, that's OK — don't run to Barnes & Noble just yet.
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Some become engrossed in the exploits of James Bond or the characters created by John le Carre.
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Inside, a wealthy-looking couple, engrossed in a discussion with one of the salesmen, glanced at me.
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Wentworth, meanwhile, is engrossed by his writing, and a whole flock of other characters sit around gossiping.
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I became so engrossed in the film that at times I forgot the orchestra was even there.
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I looked around and saw that everyone around me was eating their dessert in peace, engrossed in conversation.
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Everyone knows that feeling when you are so engrossed in a series that you simply can't get enough.
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And that is not counting those engrossed in their smartphones or blocking the exits while consulting Google Maps.
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Democratic leaders are engrossed in a legislative drive to reopen government agencies that have been closed since Dec.
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From dance to food to history, she was engrossed in Celtic culture, and she was never sure why.
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Many might say that a fashion brand hasn't "made it" until it's been engrossed in a celebrity scandal.
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Is this like a Saturday job for the teenagers you photographed, or are they fully engrossed in it?
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For the viewer, engrossed in the tale, there's an intriguing sense of that mass looming underneath the show.
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Engrossed in an hourslong conversation, we ignored everyone else all afternoon until I let him walk me home.
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She seemed especially engrossed by the task on the slope, her concentration perhaps heightened by the frequent delays.
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In a Cunningham dance, the mind can wander, experience different rates of change, be baffled, engrossed, astonished, bored.
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He was engrossed in his phone, he said, when his class began to transform into a horror scene.
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It's easy to get engrossed in the work — multitasking between this and that — and never take a break.
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But ultimately on Tuesday, he was too engrossed in airing his own grievances to bother to stoke his audience's.
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The ecstatic curiosity I felt doing crosswords was like getting excited about a pitch or engrossed in a novel.
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If the person on top becomes too engrossed in the act, they may block the bottom partner's air supply.
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People seem to get so engrossed in their phones, that they have no idea what's going on around them.
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" While another tweeted, "Have I been too engrossed in the campaign to know Adrianna Lima+Ryan Seacrest are dating?
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I'm focusing so much on what I see as growth and improvement, and I'm completely engrossed in the task.
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While they're out of town, many members of Congress are likely engrossed in preparations for their midterm election campaigns.
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Boyce and Rafman's videos keep the audience visually engrossed, but mostly they contribute to a feeling of sensory overload.
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For about a half-hour I was engrossed by a graphic novel titled Paper Mountain by Jee-Shaun Wang.
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Anyone who's ever lost an hour engrossed in Candy Crush can recognize that games have a distinctly addictive quality.
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The doctoral thesis was completed in 1951, but by then Dr. Skou had become engrossed by the research life.
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And while you're engrossed in the plot twists, it neatly obliterates the standard American narrative of the Civil War.
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The game required so much focus, and I was so engrossed, that I had to cut out any distraction.
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January and February changed this for me, as I found myself engrossed in this genre more than any other.
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If you're not already deeply engrossed in the best reality dating show known to humankind, now is the time.
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Barefoot, a dog curled at my feet, I stared at a large computer screen, engrossed in P'moo's video presentation.
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The farther we've strayed from that killer pilot, the harder I've found it to stay engrossed in the show.
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On the right, the young and buoyant Liu Wa, possibly on vacation and dressed in kimono, is engrossed in photography.
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Once you settle into the game's patterns, and become engrossed in the story, it can be hard to put down.
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Being engrossed in the world of tech can prove to be an expensive pastime, but it doesn't have to be.
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Lexie is engrossed in the performance and doesn't even look at the camera that's recording her adorable reaction even once.
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Without being able to check my email, look at Slack or scroll through Instagram, I'm able to become completely engrossed.
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As a teen, I became engrossed with deep and existential questions such as: How did the universe come into existence?
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Some pedometers will now even send you reminder notes to get up if you get too engrossed in your work.
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On the other side of the desk, Hina looked deeply engrossed in her work, her face inches from her monitor.
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"People go to the theater to be moved and engaged and engrossed, and this does it in spades," he said.
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According to one chief executive however, there's a simple method to identify whether an employee is too engrossed by work.
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It flew by because I felt engrossed in it, and I was really focused on trying to learn the game.
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It finally was captured when it foolishly became engrossed in trying to pull the tail feathers from a celluloid parrot.
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Those who have spent recent months trekking in Antarctica may be engrossed in Schiff's rerun; most of us are not.
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The woman observes this adorable interlude with disgust from a street corner while pretending to be engrossed in her phone.
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Reading the Wine List Wine lists can be baffling, and becoming engrossed in a long list can eventually become antisocial.
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Democrat partisans are too engrossed with winning the immediate news cycle, so they are unnecessarily focused on proving it wrong.
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"It kind of puts everyone else off ... I don&apost know, I was too engrossed in my gagging," Pattinson said.
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The series was a huge hit, and people immediately became engrossed in the case which began to make national headlines.
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If one student is totally engrossed in his or her phone, it gives everyone else permission to do the same.
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I became so engrossed in the role that I completely forgot a roomful of strangers was watching and judging me.
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Because I think that skateboarding has you so engrossed that you don't have time to get caught up in that noise.
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India became more engrossed in the classes and moved from Los Angeles to Nxivm's upstate New York headquarters, her mother said.
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Sometimes I'll be so engrossed in a conversation happening online that an hour or more goes by and I haven't moved.
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With AR you can, not be engrossed in something, but have it be a part of your world, of your conversation.
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" And they immediately loved Star Wars, Payne says: "They just were engrossed in it as we were when we were kids.
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And it's not obvious that the world is whizzing past and we're too engrossed in our devices and plans to notice.
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Some scientists aren't comfortable in the public spotlight; others are simply too engrossed in their research to entertain a career switch.
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"Unstoppable", which features a Trump-like figure engrossed in a sexual assault scandal, was originally scheduled to air on October 26th.
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And on Monday night, Twitter users from every point on the political spectrum were delighted to find themselves engrossed in #fartgate.
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The whole family will become engrossed in Hugo's quest to find a special key in this movie directed by Martin Scorsese.
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At the beginning, I was completely engrossed in the little details so I missed that I was doing everything by myself.
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It engrossed me totally, and the day came when I told myself that I'd have to split my time between sports.
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In midafternoon, fans were scattered across the seats, engrossed in an English Premier League match that played on the giant screen.
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Sixty-six percent are worried that the U.S. will become engrossed in another major war, while 33 percent are not worried.
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Even before Mulder and Scully are being stalked by sentient machines, they're barely talking to each other, engrossed in their screens.
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Eventually, I learned to weed out what I'd call the "client" types—men so engrossed in themselves that my presence barely registered.
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People aren't going to sit through hours of rough sports feeds, no matter how engrossed they may be over a specific event.
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Their insights help you process what's going on as you are thoroughly engrossed in something else — the best of both reading worlds.
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Everything else just disappeared, and I was engrossed in the story that felt like it was being put on just for me.
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For a heavily atmospheric game, this is a huge problem, because sound design is key for getting players engrossed in a world.
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During public appearances, you'll often catch them engrossed in a private conversation, a feat for any couple after a lifetime of marriage.
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In the spring of 1954, the nation was engrossed in televised proceedings of hearings by the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.
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But what has kept Argentines engrossed is the large-scale collaborations with the law by such well-known figures, a novel development.
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If the White House were smart it would tweet photos of Trump reading Dean Acheson's "Present at the Creation" looking deeply engrossed.
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It was satisfying work, and he was engrossed trying to better understand how or when noncoding DNA turned genes on and off.
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Eventually, I found myself engrossed, digging deep into the game's arcane lore to understand, as best I could, what was going on.
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These fraught questions crept up on me watching "Gentefied," because I was so engrossed in the characters' day-to-day high jinks.
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The subjects also controlled a sliding scale with which they reported how engrossed they felt in the song from moment to moment.
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Starting with the NES original, he became engrossed with the realm of Hyrule, and the freedom it offered to explore in different ways.
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She's so engrossed in writing it when I arrive at Daybreaker HQ that she has told her staff to cancel all her meetings.
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He says Connor was engrossed with her phone while the child suffered, and she only stopped when he demanded she get some medication.
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"If you look at people when they're talking, they don't stay still," says Belpaeme, pointing at Charlie and a child engrossed in conversation.
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In Act II's Realm of Sweets, I was surprised to see him engrossed by the dance episodes, like the Waltz of the Flowers.
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Now, she is so engrossed that she hangs up on Paige (Cara Pifko), the Mesa Verde senior counsel, who calls with an emergency.
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In January, a 4-year-old boy drowned in a bath as his mother, who was beside him, remained engrossed in her cellphone.
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The murmurs of passing gallery-goers fade out as I stand there engrossed by it, thinking about the many abysses still to come.
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Harper's Weekly said that the people of England were so engrossed in the idea it made the Spanish and their bullfights look mild.
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Those of us engrossed in a more casual dating climate will contemplate one thing and one thing only: What are we eating after sex?
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The complexities of the controversy engrossed me at the time, and this film is a post-controversy look at Ms. Dolezal and her family.
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This accident comes after numerous reports of other people falling or slipping while playing, because they were too engrossed looking at their phone screens.
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Because I'm working alone today, I got engrossed in my work and forget to leave on time to meet my best friend for lunch.
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I grab the book I got from the library, The Three-Body Problem, and spend a few hours on my couch engrossed by it.
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Each of Valente's sentences could be an entire story, and I found myself engrossed in each one, visualizing her chaotic, bizarre, and delightful universe.
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By their calculations, an estimated 113,993 tweets were sent within the span of 10 days that depicted drivers or pedestrians engrossed in the game.
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There have been times when she's got so engrossed in the minutiae of their lives, bodies, and clothes that she almost misses her stop.
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I was covered in dirt and my ears were pounding and yet I was beaming, totally engrossed in the vibrant glee of the moment.
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" A few months ago, I revisited Proust's "In Search of Lost Time," and for a month last year I was engrossed in "Anna Karenina.
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It is so blind to its faults and so engrossed in what it thinks is profundity that it doesn't realise it is unintentionally hilarious.
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Binge-watching new shows, playing video games and becoming engrossed in hours of NFL games can all cause your productivity to plummet, John says.
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Kourtney Kardashian's decision to team up with Manuka Doctor might have seemed random if you weren't deeply engrossed in the oldest sister's beauty habits.
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As we exited the theater, engrossed in a heated debate of multiplex film theory, he argued that this was a film that hated women.
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Do we mean serious in the sense that some wines are so interesting and complex that we find ourselves engrossed in pondering their characteristics?
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It always makes my heart swell every time we have to pause the TV because we are so engrossed in conversation with each other.
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Former WWE Women's champion Stephanie McMahon was born into a family engrossed in the world of wrestling — and she couldn't imagine doing anything else.
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Sinha and Diacovo said patients became engrossed in the activity and collaborated with each other, sometimes returning after their appointment to finish their artwork.
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When we're so engrossed in these wildly entertaining plot lines, it's nearly impossible to remember that Pop's Chock'Lit Shoppe is not actually a real place.
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Despite all the painstaking effort, the designers said, their goal was to have the audience become more engrossed in the story than in the makeup.
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He knows how to entertain and educate so that science comes alive and you become engrossed in the stories of how knowledge expands and refines.
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Most of them are loudly chatting or are engrossed in their own smartphones, which some are using to blare out their own rival tinny tunes.
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Backing away American Airlines is dropping seat-back screens in its newest planes, but you're too engrossed in watching whatever's on your smartphone to notice.
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In 2016, Robinson's mother, Monteria, awoke to the smell of gasoline as Jamarion, engrossed in another psychotic episode, poured the liquid on her hallway floor.
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One recent incident put the situation in perspective, as Heigl's daughters and teenage niece Madison were sitting around the living room, engrossed in their devices.
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Today, I read a manga online, and become so engrossed in the story that I walk for a good 80 minutes before realizing the time.
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Like the 1776 Matlack Declaration, the Sussex manuscript was written in an exaggerated size, known as an "engrossed" manuscript in the parlance of the time.
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I thought it was funny, that she had asked the one who was engrossed in something rather than the one who was just sitting there.
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You'll be engrossed by your professional goals or your reputation, but relationships could stress you out since they will demand so much of your attention.
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"People are so engrossed in their phones that they hardly talk to each other verbally," Kulkarni, a student at UK's Birmingham City University, told Mashable.
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He recalled how, when his 12-year-old son Iain was younger, the boy was completely engrossed with images of wildlife in the family encyclopedias.
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I had arrived in Matera with grand ambitions to explore the Basilicata countryside, but soon found myself too engrossed to want to go anywhere else.
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The elevation of Mr. Muzinich comes as Mr. Mnuchin has been engrossed in trade negotiations with China and working to enforce new sanctions on Iran.
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She later said that she'd planned on visiting her father that day, but had gotten engrossed in the farewell to Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer.
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Faluszczak spoke for more than three hours, sensing the grand jurors were more engrossed than any audience he had addressed in 18 years of giving sermons.
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The students were apparently "so engrossed" in the game that they didn't look up and notice police approaching to arrest them, one cop told local media.
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A range of tools were unveiled for the Facebook and Instagram platforms that will enable users to limit the time they spend engrossed on their apps.
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Simone and Jake (Tom Sturridge) are back from their Cape Cod adventure and, as per usual, they're completely engrossed in their hushed conversation in the corner.
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By day, she worked as a family counselor; by night, she was engrossed in her virtual world, leveling up her characters and maxing out their stats.
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Mini-Vows Rolake Bamgbose and Justice Whitaker, filmmakers from the West Coast, sat across from each other at a coffee shop in Brooklyn, engrossed in conversation.
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It was a surreal feeling, standing within and around fascinating historical structures which were also the forefront [of] a fictional universe that I'm so engrossed in.
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Picture this: You're engrossed in a pretty standard fictional make-out session on screen, when suddenly the switch flips and they decide to go full-throttle.
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WASHINGTON — Gloria Steinem and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. were engrossed in conversation steps from his ceremonial office, where he was getting his makeup done.
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Prior to that, I hadn't really paid any attention to news in, say, the business world, but now I find myself engrossed in reading about it.
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If we have learned anything from the government shutdown game of chicken that engrossed Washington for more than a month, it is that experience still pays.
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Pretty soon I was engrossed in a $500 a day heroin habit, I had overdosed eight times, and I was doing heroin with my teenage son.
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She told "Entertainment Tonight" that she'd planned on visiting her father but didn't because she was engrossed in the farewell to Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer.
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I ended up staying there to finish my story and got so engrossed I failed to realize the coffee shop had closed while I was working.
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The story engrossed him, so in 2017, he flew to Tokyo, hired an interpreter, and drove into the heart of Fukushima—keeping his windows rolled up.
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She often found herself in the position of having to interrupt guests engrossed in conversations to burden them with a task they found unpleasant and perplexing.
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The day I visited the school, a Somali, a Moroccan, an Afghan, a Palestinian and a Kosovar were engrossed in a lesson on telling the time.
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Our justice is so engrossed with how we kill that it does not even stop to question the humanity of executing a frail, terminally ill prisoner.
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Current and former Trump officials say Trump can react volcanically to negative press clips, especially those with damaging leaks, becoming engrossed in finding out where they originated.
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When she arrived, she found Trump engrossed in a shark documentary; when he eventually did try to initiate sex, Daniels steered the conversation to his Apprentice promises.
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We were young enough to be engrossed with the show's silly, absurd characters, returning home after school to watch any episode of SpongeBob that played on Nickelodeon.
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As a man outside the legal mainstream, Neil Gorsuch is a needed addition to a Supreme Court that is too often engrossed with its power and authority.
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Because they're so engrossed in their own insecurity, so consumed by what someone else thinks of them, that they're merely orbiting each other in their own home.
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Using it at SXSW, however, showed him how it could potentially be a great vehicle for advertising because of how engrossed people got when they used it.
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"I can play a game for an entire day, completely engrossed in the world that is appearing on my 299-inch notebook [computer] screen," Patrick told me.
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He recently got engaged to fellow YouTuber Ryland Adams, and was engrossed in a controversy about whether he participated in some disturbing behaviors with his cat, Cheeto.
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In the following weeks, Pollock left her phone at home and began toting a real camera around Seattle, snapping photos of ordinary people engrossed by their phones.
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He was not disruptive, just overly engrossed in certain things, Darline had told the principal and anyone else who wanted to label her son anything but shy.
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On Friday, though, a different young man showed up at school in Santa Fe. In the art room, Zachary Muehe, a sophomore, was engrossed in his phone.
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She told "Entertainment Tonight" that she'd planned on visiting her father but didn't because she was engrossed in the farewell to Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer, above.
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But nestled into an omnibus spending bill in 242, the same language snuck through mostly unnoticed by those not engrossed in the issue, with a bipartisan vote.
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But if you're an artist, or a viewer fascinated with the making of things, you can't help but be engrossed with much of what is on display.
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Yet the set pieces seemed mostly that -- a backdrop for a leader still engrossed in the political back-and-forth that occupies most of his time at home.
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With global attention focused on North Korea and Beijing engrossed in its Party Congress, tensions in the South China Sea have slipped from the headlines in recent months.
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She's a fiercely passionate force, and she's reclaiming her self-worth while paving a revolutionary road for a western world engrossed in physical insecurities and brainwashed beauty standards.
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Kim Dan-hee, a 23-year-old resident of Ilsan, welcomed the system, saying she was often too engrossed in her phone to remember to look at traffic.
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The meal had barely begun and I was already engrossed in an attempt to get a massive, disembodied tongue to lick a virtual cone of melting ice cream.
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The idea is that we are so engrossed by the story that we don't notice the poor acceleration — or the really important statistics about the car's safety features.
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I immediately became so engrossed with hacking at Kylo that I really did forget where I was until I defeated him and had to take the headset off.
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The renewed Holocaust uproar in Israel hit Poland as it was engrossed in an internal upheaval over its government's efforts to purge the judges of its Supreme Court.
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In the film a grandfather reads a bedtime story to his video-gaming grandson, who at first resists the tale of romance and adventure but becomes completely engrossed.
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There she became engrossed by watercolors from an early-20th-century archaeological mission in Crete, led by Arthur Evans, who excavated the ruins of the ancient Minoan civilization.
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This is a world rich with contradictions for Rockstar to criticize, parody, and poke fun at, while providing enough substance and entertainment to keep players immersed and engrossed.
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"Father/Daughter vacation begins," the rapper, 33, captioned a photo of Sloane wearing headphones while hanging out in an airplane seat, engrossed in an animated show on her iPad.
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Two men are already onstage before the play even starts, dressed like soldiers on break (camo shorts, chiselled muscles, shaved heads) and engrossed in the video-game "Guitar Hero".
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Barber, formerly of Legendary Entertainment, worked with such franchises as "Pacific Rim" and "Godzilla," and he said that controversy is simply an expression of how engrossed the fans are.
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What could this show possibly be about, given that no one wants to watch an hour of people hunched over their phones engrossed in a world of colorful sweets?
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At one point during my first session, I looked up and realized I'd been totally engrossed in my work with no real awareness of anything else for an hour.
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I think the same way a human can become engrossed in a task to the point they skip a meal without noticing, a migrating bird doesn't "think" about food.
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Whenever I get too engrossed in work in the evening, I remind myself that what I accomplish at work isn't nearly as important as being there for my kids.
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We've been completely engrossed in the humor of the situation, and we're more concerned about their individual emotional journeys, their tight-knit friendships, their changing relationships with their parents.
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As he weighed chemicals under a graduate student's supervision, his father, James, a chemist at the University of Cincinnati, assembled glassware next to him, engrossed in his own experiment.
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Again, this isn't a major problem, but there were a few times when I was engrossed in a book and failed to notice that the Pulse 2.0 was done.
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I had always thought about the Bible in a certain way — as a dry religious text — and was surprised to find myself deeply engrossed in the Book of Genesis.
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Although the coverage of crimes often converts them to tales for public consumption, the prolonged suffering of these victims is gut-wrenchingly real, yet often forgotten by engrossed viewers.
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Fahl mounted the first challenge in Mr. DelVecchio's 27 years as mayor, a contentious race that for 97 days after her announcement to run engrossed this heavily Democratic community.
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Now Leonsis has come along, telling owners that their franchises would gain in value because gambling, like fantasy leagues, gives fans another reason to be engrossed in a sport.
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But I soon became engrossed by the daily spectacle of the trial, as the dramatis personae of the courtroom tried to wrestle this years-old dispute toward a resolution.
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Even people who had never considered themselves "gamers" in the most literal sense of the word now discover themselves hooked to the screen, engrossed in Angry Birds or Fruit Ninja.
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Right around the two hour mark, you're going to start wishing the episodes could be a little bit longer because you'll be so engrossed in the world the show's created.
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It was like taking your cousin's sweaty Nintendo controller to play a round of Super Mario Brothers – you noticed at first and were grossed out but then you became engrossed.
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You can also make choices that change how they perceive you, and these decisions and discoveries open up even more dialogue options, and it's a structure that had me engrossed.
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Given how alive and helplessly engrossed van Gogh seems to have been during his sojourn in Arles, "Crab on Its Back," might best be read as a veiled self-portrait.
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Former finance ministry colleagues say that on long flights to international meetings, he was often engrossed in books on topics including philosophy and economics, while they were having a drink.
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But the audience of nearly 1,0003 people was engrossed as Senator Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat and presidential hopeful, did what she does best: "nerd out," as she puts it.
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It's a clever technique that could keep viewers engrossed in Carnival Row's mysteries for seasons to come and hopefully give the writers the freedom to continue forging their original identity.
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It contains all the references of a bunch of punks who are much more engrossed in the rock 'n' roll mythology of the past than they are of any current peers.
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For a decade, we've been engrossed in the glamorous world of Upper East Side (or downtown, if you're Carole Radziwill) fighting and over-the-top partying, dining and, of course, style.
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For Williams, she was so engrossed in the work that she didn't even realize the history she was making by playing one of the members of the first Black superhero family.
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While we can close a book or deliberately slow down the narration of a story, "it's much harder to pause a movie because we're so engrossed in viewing images," says Gretter.
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The Feather Thief by Kirk W Johnson is just such a book, and I found myself engrossed in the strange tale of the musical museum thief and his obsession with feathers.
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Our guide mentioned we didn't want to be the people engrossed in our phones running into other people, but that's exactly who we were as we tried to experience the art.
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The idea is that you would be engrossed in a particularly thrilling episode of Jane the Virgin or Black Mirror and potentially miss a call for evacuation sent to your phone.
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For Penrose founder Eugene Chung, these small experiments are comparable to The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat Station — a minute-long, non-narrative film that engrossed audiences in 1896.
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On their final date, the two spent the day exploring a quiet, stunning monastery in Rioja, Spain, where they once again found themselves deeply engrossed in a conversation about their situation.
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Players engrossed in the game may run into trouble in spots such as railways, highways, airports, rivers, lakes and mountains, apart from the risk of losing personal information, the ministry added.
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It is a pretty broad term; I've heard athletes in locker rooms deeply engrossed in conversations on their municipal bond portfolios and what to feed their cats and, of course, traffic.
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These designs, both technologically poweful and simply aesthetic, were inspired by Cindy Hsin-Liu Kao's childhood in Taiwan, where she observed a beauty culture engrossed in temporary and unique body modifications.
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She recently met my partner for the first time, but she was so engrossed with her new love interest (and smartphone) that she made no effort to get to know him.
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Still engrossed in her projected shot, and seemingly oblivious to the murmurings of the women on the porch, she walked over to the ball, addressed it, and crisply shot it off.
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It is hard not to feel happily engrossed by the mobius strip of the old poem, which is partly about the pleasure and complexity of being lost inside a poem itself.
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Someone's beer has just flunked the "What do we say to the god of death?" test, but viewers are so engrossed with the drama on the screen that no one even flinches.
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Coincidently, the father of three was so engrossed in prepping the meat for the meal that he forgot he had insisted his daughter's poor young suitor come over to shake his hand.
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If you haven't been engrossed in the fan theories and don't know the backstory from previous seasons, you're likely not going to be nearly as excited as other viewers during pivotal moments.
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In January, dad Chip Gaines shared a photo of his little boy looking fully engrossed in his surroundings outside of the (rolled-up) car window as he sat on mom Joanna's lap.
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By world four, I was both fully engrossed and slightly bummed that I was most of the way through the game, fully committed to the nostalgia of desert worlds and airship battles.
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He then declaimed a series of obviously fictional passages (in rhyming verse) depicting Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, engrossed in a series of athletically challenging sexual activities with barnyard animals.
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So it was that I came to find myself engrossed in tactical defensive shooting, which proved to be at least as physically challenging and intellectually complex as mastering a flawless golf swing.
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In college, he had been so indifferent to hockey that upon returning home one night and finding a roommate and some friends engrossed in the 1994 Stanley Cup finals, he ducked out.
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Worried that passengers might be alarmed if they saw a South Asian woman engrossed in that book, she'd wrapped it in the floral cover of "Georgia," Dawn Tripp's novel about Georgia O'Keeffe.
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He became so engrossed that he began jotting down, in a notebook, the details of every first-run movie he could find — a kind of human precursor to the Internet Movie Database.
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Parents might be incredulous that listening to audio content is enough to keep their kids engrossed when the wonders of Netflix, YouTube and Snapchat are just a click away on the same device.
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We comics readers internalize all that and a million other rules, truths, and tropes because some creator taught us how to read them, page by page, while we were engrossed in a narrative.
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I meet him in his office—he's 37 but looks much younger, and he speaks with a softness that leaves you wondering whether he's very shy or just completely engrossed in his work.
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It centers on a college student engrossed in a laptop, her cat and two fellow travelers, while, out the window, passing landscape forms a wide vertical band that dominates the painting's right side.
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Along the back wall covered with red jumping-zebra wallpaper, two silver-haired men seemed engrossed in deal-making chatter, the collars on their polo shirts emerging straight-up above their navy blazers.
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Though viewers cannot touch this nautical-themed work, one can get up close, hearing Knowles tell stories about the ocean, the sounds of waves and seagulls, and becoming engrossed in the artist's persona.
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Though Troemel often draws on darker communities of the Internet—hackers, trolls, and drug marketplaces—he has recently become engrossed in the relatively wholesome scene on Pinterest, where décor and craft enthusiasts gather.
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What Really Happened: We've all been there: We're engrossed in a piece of classic literature and would want to keep reading on the go, but the damn book is just so physically heavy.
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Kuhn-Fricker told Allem that her daughter often forgot to take care of basic things for herself like taking her medicines at night, because she was "completely engrossed on the phone" with the suspect.
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In August last year, a 2-year-old boy in the central province of Henan died after being struck by an S.U.V. near a shopping mall while his mother was engrossed in her phone.
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" She says, "The final four-hour video installation shows the 100 readers in sequence, each engrossed in her text, using the page turn as the structure to transition from one sitter to the next.
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Mr. Comey depicts Mr. Trump as a man engrossed to the point of distraction with political rivalries and fears that bureaucrats and government officials, including in the F.B.I., were trying to undermine his legitimacy.
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I don't love YouTube, but as we're talking my youngest is on there watching an alphabet cartoon, and the older one is engrossed in a video of a vlogger talking about her pet bird.
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I was, instead, engrossed by the way Ms. Malkki brought out the colors, intricacies and radicalism of "La Mer" (1905), which came across as Debussy's idea for an alternative kind of 20th-century symphony.
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Following the path of his creator, Ritwik goes to Oxford, on a scholarship, but he soon finds himself less engrossed in his studies than in his nightly visits to the St. Giles public toilets.
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Details like changing lighting, William taking off or putting on a jacket, and a full cast of extras engrossed in mini-dramas around him all combine to depict seasonal change even without weather effects.
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When she begins to read it, she becomes engrossed in the story, which is about a man named Tony who is driving to a family vacation with his wife and daughter when tragedy strikes.
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In a demonstration of how engrossed he is in this campaign, Mr. Clinton recited the names of the regional newspapers that are backing his wife's campaign and, in a rarity, mentioned Mr. Sanders by name.
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In a photo Chip shared to Instagram on Thursday, his 7-month-old little boy looks fully engrossed in his surroundings outside of the (rolled-up) car window as he sits on mom Joanna's lap.
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Even in "Hail, Caesar!" though he is onscreen for approximately two seconds, the gag of Hill's character is that he is too engrossed in processing legal papers to take note of Scarlett Johansson's predatory innuendoes.
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But "The Appointment," created by a four-member writing team led by Alice Yorke and directed by Eva Steinmetz, made me feel just as uneasy, offended, engrossed and, finally, enlightened as "Underground Railroad Game" had.
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As the aides agonized over which words to feed into the teleprompter, they become so engrossed that a hot light set up next to the machine caused Mr. Bannon's Kuhl hiking pants to begin smoldering.
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This 30-minute fantasy in three movements is one of Schumann's most ingeniously structured scores, yet Mr. Denk kept you engrossed every moment by fantastical, dreamy, and, in the rousing march movement, giddily energetic flights.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg striding through Samsung's Mobile World Congress press conference, breezing past dozens of reporters and industry types too engrossed by their Gear VR headsets to notice the most powerful man in the Internet.
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"Everyone is so engrossed in catching the big guy, no one notices when a black car pulls up and Justin Beiber plus six body guards roll out so JB can join in the hunt," Stalkertuesday wrote.
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It was a typically hot and humid July day near Orlando, Florida, when employees of Cocina 22016, a Tex-Mex diner, noticed an unusual crowd of people engrossed in their smartphones next to a nearby fountain.
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According to onlooker Sara Liss, the three adults sat together while North sat at a table nearby with her nanny, coming over to talk to her mom here and there but mostly engrossed in her iPad.
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What I found was a bunch of characters you couldn't write—Brian, Deepinder, and Paul—complex, inspiring and passionate folk with encyclopedic minds, who were truly infatuated, engrossed and sometimes overcome by their love for music.
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They began dating in the summer of 2013, after meeting at the restaurant One If By Land, Two If By Sea, and becoming so engrossed in their conversation at the bar that they forgot to eat.
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By way of comparison, the initial backlash to the Roe decision, which landed in January 1973, came as the nation was engrossed in another presidential drama — the Watergate scandal and Nixon's resignation, which came in August 1974.
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During the most exciting parts of streaming shows or goofy YouTube videos — those moments you'd want most to experience with others — friends and family are likely to be engrossed in the content and not typing their reactions.
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The Today show host, 52, shared a photo to her Instagram account Friday, showing her dog Blake hanging out near her 5-week-old daughter Haley Joy, who's engrossed in the toys hanging above her play mat.
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While the book's 96 pages can probably guarantee plenty of time spent engrossed in the world of The Doctor, true Whovians probably should remember not to blink while using this book — time flies when you're having fun.
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Those looking for a juicy glimpse into the feud that's engrossed women's tennis for years should know that the name "Serena" shows up more than 100 times in Sharapova's book, including nine times in the prologue alone.
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" Mantello told me that one thing he particularly loves about rehearsing with Metcalf are the moments when she's engrossed in a scene and hears him laugh: "She sort of glances out at me and laughs with me.
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Trump's two adult sons, trusted sounding boards for the President, are engrossed in the day-to-day operations of the family business in Manhattan, leaving Trump in the White House without the familial structure he once relied on.
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Sure, we were thoroughly engrossed in the theater of love that was Rachel Lindsey and Brian Abasolo (not to mention the misadventures of Dean Unglert), but it's time for some new drama on our favorite l'amour reality show.
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Dreyer, 37, and her 22-month-old son Calvin Bradley cheesed for the camera next to Grover, while Kotb's 20-month-old daughter Haley Joy was fully engrossed in Elmo (who also happened to be on her shirt!).
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The crowd grew more engrossed, and more animated, as the match entered its late stages and it seemed that Calderano, the 54th-ranked player in the world, might produce a come-from-behind victory over Tang, ranked 15th.
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"As the story progressed, I became engrossed, because Miss Thomas writes with admirable simplicity and finds a marvelous fairy-tale quality in everyday happenings," the playwright Alice Childress wrote in The New York Times Book Review in 1982.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Met Maestro Plans to Step Down, Ending a Dramatic 40-Year Era" (front page, April 15): Even as we are engrossed in the coming New York primary, the news came like a bolt.
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I started playing in the late 1980s as a boy, I worked their retail arm at the turn of the century, and I've just generally been engrossed in "the hobby" for as long as I can really remember.
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He was and still is engrossed by the visual resources found in science, religion, mythologies, and mathematics that he plums to feed into the iconography he invented to find new kinds of purchase with the idea of identity.
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He was so engrossed in the group's work that the first two or three times he was summoned by a distant relative, the head priest of the Gorakhnath Temple, he "could not find the time," he has said.
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As he has since his first practice round here, Spieth, 23, walked like a man in a trance, so engrossed in the task at hand that nothing but the voice of his caddie, Michael Greller, pierced his reverie.
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His musical follow-up La La Land, starring Oscar nominees Emma Stone (who won/lost) and Ryan Gosling (who won/lost), engrossed audiences and critics alike, swept the Golden Globes, and earned a record-tying 14 Academy Award nominations.
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At one point, Charles and Laura sit in a hotel room, engrossed in a showing of "Shane" on TV. Plainly, Mangold wants to establish a parallel: Jackman, like Alan Ladd, is standing up for justice and protecting a child.
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Shafak's work has spread around the world despite this attempted censorship, but it hasn't yet reached all its potential American audience — those many readers who might be engrossed by Shafak's unflinching fiction that explores gender, abuse and political repression.
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In a cute clip of the moment candidly recorded by Dewan Tatum, the little girl is fully engrossed in her task, consulting a map at her feet that tells her exactly what motions to perform to bring the action to life.
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Washington (CNN)With each of their parties engrossed in the heat of presidential primary season, President Barack Obama and House Speaker Paul Ryan were set to meet Tuesday, even as prospects for new bipartisan agreement appear to diminish by the day.
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"If I was forced to choose, I think my favourite is the simplicity of Arthur from The Sword in the Stone and the message that he's too engrossed in his phone to realise his true potential in life," Ward finished.
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Tel Aviv has placed ground-level LED lightstrips, which turn red and green, at a central crosswalk, hoping to catch the attention of pedestrians so engrossed in their mobile devices that they don't look up before stepping into the road.
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The combination of local flows that are a hallmark of the Bay Area combined with his vivid descriptions of the mack life captured a retro yet modern vibe, and made for compelling listening that kept you engrossed in every line.
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Ocean Space I unfortunately arrived in Venice one day late for Joan Jonas's performance but was engrossed by her installation Moving Off the Land II in the newly opened Ocean Space, which now inhabits the former Church of San Lorenzo.
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"CAR TROUBLE" Your car has been making a scree - scree - scree noise for the past three months, and there's a scent of shaved metal wafting through the vents, but you are usually too engrossed in conservative talk radio to notice.
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His mother, who is retired, was teacher at Pine Brook School in Manalapan, N.J. The couple, who have a five-year-old daughter, had long thought that they would marry but have been too engrossed with their child and their careers.
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I'm not sure if the head-tracking really worked or I was so engrossed in my content with the Dimension that I didn't notice the sound remained balanced even when I was balled up in all kinds of weird positions on my sofa.
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But when a stranger opens up in her presence — something that happens a lot — Malala gives them her full attention (during an earlier breakfast, she was so engrossed by a panel of refugee speakers that she barely touched her orange juice and pastry).
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While Cabello and Mendes are sitting close together and the "Havana" singer is giving her beau a sweet kiss on the cheek as he smiles brightly, DeVine, 36, and Bridges, 27, are sitting much farther apart and fully engrossed in the game.
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In fact, back in 1962, when the then Prime Minister Harold Macmillan came to the palace for his weekly audience with the Queen, he found her engrossed in BBC commentary of John Glenn's first circling of the Earth, historian Robert Lacey reports.
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"The studies suggest that when these individuals are engrossed in Internet games, certain pathways in their brains are triggered in the same direct and intense way that a drug addict&aposs brain is affected by a particular substance," the association said in that statement.
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It's a neat tech demo that makes me excited for a future where I'll never have to upset a fellow diner by asking them to pass me the salt while they're engrossed in their smartphone—the table can just send it my way automatically.
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But this one is especially charming because the researchers are so engrossed by their discovery that they completely miss their colleague and camera operator Mauritius Bell desperately trying to get them to just look at the nearly 10-foot-long sixgill shark swimming by.
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The final reason we're all so engrossed in the Jelena love affair is we're searching for the answer to one question: Are Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez star-crossed lovers with no shot of lasting forever, or are they truly destined to be together?
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Image: NASA Goddard Instagram/NASA-NOAA GOES ProjectHurricane Matthew's deadly rampage across the Caribbean and up Florida's coast has kept satellite operators completely engrossed over the past week, as they rush to process more and more jaw-dropping images of our waking meteorological nightmare.
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Scientists don't quite know what's happening when we're zonked out in front of the TV, but EEG studies of the brain show that areas responsible for reasoning, like the neocortex, seem to shut off when we're engrossed in the latest Game of Thrones episode.
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"Something like Candy Crush is especially good at inducing what's known as a 'flow state' in players, where they move seamlessly from one action to the next, remaining engrossed thanks to the 'flowing' nature of attention that they're giving to the game," Bailey said.
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By the time it gets to the uplifting conclusion, you'll probably notice the narrative doesn't make a ton of sense (I'm not a WWE fan, but even I'm pretty sure that's not how wrestling works), but you'll also probably be too engrossed to care.
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Another day, a line of Indian Muslims squished against South Korean tourists, Indian nuns and Arab-American Christians stretched past the Chapel of the Copts, a room attached to the back of the Aedicule, where a monk guarding the site was engrossed in his smartphone.
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"Succession": What looked like a gimmick on paper -- an HBO series loosely modeled upon Rupert Murdoch's media dynasty -- turned into an engrossed window into the twisted dynamics of a wealthy family, jockeying for the approval of its imperious patriarch, wonderfully played by Brian Cox.
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"Like a dreamer I watched the high mountains, the hills, the valleys and the plains of grass that passed by me, engrossed in thoughts about the making of such a superior machine," an early passenger from Jerusalem wrote in one of the Hebrew newspapers.
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If you were to observe our lives simultaneously on a split screen, you might find her dancing all night at Jazz Fest in New Orleans, but see me at home, under the covers, engrossed in my tattered collection of texts by the pre-Socratic philosophers.
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My first real "app" - and it actually does something, it's a great feeling watching someone use it, some people are really engrossed in the visual experience, there is usually no stuttering or latency, which for camera tracking even in night conditions is great with the contrasty colors.
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In an exclusive clip from the HBO doc, which premiered on People Now, Anissa's mom explains how her daughter became more and more focused on her iPad and engrossed in an online world — but even then, how the girl didn't appear to be exposed to anything abnormal.
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For any show to do what Game of Thrones achieved, culturally speaking, it will need a cast list big enough to stretch from The Wall to King's Landing, give fans enough jolts along the way to keep them engrossed and never be too easy to pirate.
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Some European countries initially were wary of military entanglement in the region, and particularly of bombing in Syria, which the government of President Bashar al-Assad, engrossed in a five-year-old civil war, has insisted is a sovereign country and cannot be attacked under international law.
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I think there's a plausibility to video games making people more self-engrossed and keeping them out of the streets, but that just does not explain what we saw in New York, where you had a revolution in policing that produced immediate results with nothing else changing.
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While outsiders, especially in Arab states, are watching the fortunes of the moderate Islamist Ennahda party, many Tunisians have been engrossed by the candidacy of a media magnate who was imprisoned last month on suspicion of tax fraud, and whose campaign has focused on the poor.
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Every other day of the year—from yesterday to today to tomorrow to next week—we grit our teeth as Hulu forces us to watch yet another repetitive, mind-numbing ad while we try to remain engrossed in the short span of a 30-minute show.
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In a snapshot Joanna, 40, shared to Instagram Wednesday, husband Chip Gaines and their daughters Emmie Kay, 8½, and Ella Rose, 12, can be seen from the back, fully engrossed in a task on the table in front of them as their giant tree sparkles in the background.
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And while you would think all of Kim's time would be fully engrossed in losing those final 5 pounds in order to reach her goal weight of 120, she's also managed to find a little free time in her schedule to perfect her new corset-over-clothing technique.
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And far from being engrossed in the noble pursuit of truth and reason, some of the beltway think-tanks have begun to look more like brainy guns for hire, prepared to shoot off whatever argument a country or corporation gives them—a situation exposed by the New York Times.
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This meme dominated the presidential contest, and the resulting furor has engrossed much of the Democratic rank-and-file ever since, such that exercised liberal activists now routinely show up to town hall meetings accusing Trump of "treason" and screaming for retaliatory action against his purported foreign suitors. Rep.
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There would be as much scope as ever for all kinds of mental culture, and moral and social progress; as much room for improving the Art of Living, and much more likelihood of its being improved, when minds ceased to be engrossed by the art of getting on.
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But campaign aides see it, as well as a later appearance at a Republican dinner, as an opportunity to both troll Mr. Biden and invigorate a candidate who needs an identifiable opponent to keep his interest and who has been alternately engrossed in and detached from his re-election effort.
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After a few hours of digital scolding, I even stopped reactively opening Twitter every time I unlocked my phone, and either found something else to do or just used my phone for what I needed to do — and moved on, without getting engrossed in social media feeds or work stuff.
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I was in line at the campus store one day when a book cover caught my eye — I picked up the book while I waited in line, and by the time I reached the cash register I was so engrossed I bought the book and took it back to my dorm.
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According to Kate Andersen Brower, a CNN contributor and author of "First Women: the Grace and Power of America's Modern First Ladies," Pat Nixon, Richard Nixon's wife, was so privately engrossed in the Watergate investigation she was ultimately forced to focus on other things for the sake of her emotional well-being.
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And when kids, so engrossed in the worlds they are creating on Minecraft or the games they're playing in Roblox, only ever want to talk about their online exploits, parents question if they can even differentiate between events that are happening in the real world and the virtual ones that they are building.
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Whether Willie Soke (Billy Bob Thornton) is engrossed by scantily-clad women playing volleyball as he clutches a half-eaten corn dog or interpreting a comment made about his "performing" as Santa Claus to imply that he has poor sexual prowess, it's all about fears of male inadequacy in this 2003 comedy.
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Many years ago, on the IRT uptown to 59th Street from Sheridan Square, I was reading Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" and was so engrossed in the Duchesse de Guermantes' dinner party that I was jolted by the sunlight as the train emerged from the tunnel by Yankee Stadium at 161st Street.
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"There's a distinct Telltale style to all of the character interactions that our fans will find familiar, and fans of the show will be engrossed all through the night as they race to help fsociety pull off the unthinkable," said Steve Allison, SVP, Publishing at Telltale Games, in a statement about the game's release.
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His brother Lee Hsien Yang said on Saturday Lee Kuan Yew's final will was engrossed on the basis of Lee Kuan Yew's "express instruction" to revert to his first will, attaching to the statement what appeared to be an email message from Lee Kuan Yew that states his plan to sign it before a solicitor.
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From what we can guess or analogize for it's internal perspective, I guess it's just not part of their consciousness, they would not feel hunger pangs, anxiety over where is the next meal or any kind of craving for food, the same way you don't even notice lunchtime passing when you're deeply engrossed in some other motivation.
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Snippets published in the Post describe aides attempting to push back against the president's impulses, with Trump engrossed with paranoia over special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE and the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Born Józef Teodor Konrad Korzeniowski in 1857, in a Poland then under the thumb of czarist Russia and to parents engrossed in the struggle for independence, he later becomes a homeless traveler of the oceans, and eventually ended up as Joseph Conrad, an English-speaking citizen of the most global of the European capitalist empires of the time.
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Before we came to Trenton, a lady with a lorgnette in one of the staterooms was suspiciously turning the pages of hers, the young man who had the upper of my section was deeply engrossed in his, and a girl with reddish hair and peculiarly mellow eyes was playing tic-tac-toe in the back of a third.
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Take Drummond Puddle Watch on Periscope earlier this year, where thousands of viewers became engrossed in the saga of people trying to jump over a large puddle in Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK. Or even The LAD Bible and their three-hour long Facebook Live of a DVD player logo bouncing around the screen, kept viewers on edge until it hit the corner.
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It's a difficult challenge for which I certainly do not have an easy solution, engrossed as I am in my own job as a physician, adding more related elements to this core identity year after year, to the extent that if I left my lifestyle on autopilot I, too, wonder what life would viably exist outside of my career in a decade or two.
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The film, which premiered at DOC NYC this month and was executive produced by Errol Morris, brings together awe-inspiring vistas of the Rocky Mountains with character sketches of a handful of the men and women engrossed in finding Fenn's gold and jewels—from a terminally ill husband and father whose wife rolls her eyes at his hobby while admitting it gives him something to live for, to a pair of women whose first priority after finding the treasure is to get on Ellen.
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I spent several days engrossed in ancient news clippings at the Hall of Fame library in Cooperstown, N.Y. I leaned on players I covered in my dozen years as a beat writer (at The Times and on the West Coast), reconnecting with pitchers I covered: Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Roger Clemens, Mike Myers, Al Leiter, Jamie Moyer, Chuck Finley — and especially Mike Mussina, the new Hall of Famer, who invited me to lunch in his hometown, Montoursville, Pa. We talked about pitching for hours.
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