engross

And I wanted to engross the actors and the audience in what she’s saying and feeling, so we can be there with her and feel it too.”

Whatever their inspirations, Neuman’s pictures are visual machines that both engross and propel the viewer’s eye.

Narratives of injury engross us because they point to tangible harms — blindings and burns and broken bones.

In a statement Wednesday, Conway wrote, “I’d made a career out of calling things as I saw them, with no notes in front of me and no net beneath me. I brought that same approach to this book, which should engage, engross and entertain plenty of people.”

In a statement Wednesday, Conway wrote, “I’d made a career out of calling things as I saw them, with no notes in front of me and no net beneath me. I brought that same approach to this book, which should engage, engross and entertain plenty of people.”