| Her engrossment in her own reflection irritated him, so he did not look at her. |
| Now, the child's natural engrossment in its activities must be respected as symbols of its individuality. |
| They were eyes that, for all their seeming of a theorist's engrossment, missed little. |
| The solicitor was not happy with the engrossment and the will was executed again five days later, this time witnessed by two Italian gentlemen. |
| The conflict was just too involved, and initially removed from western engrossment that only few knew what to think. |
| Sleep, food, fresh air, everything was forgotten in the engrossment of work. |
