Meanings of too engaged in English

The Varsities are too engaged in their games to notice.

But Frank and Soheila were too engaged in reading the papers to answer right away.

He was too engaged to see anyone that day.

But most of the Decapuses were too engaged in each other to give us much attention.

Fortunately, the two men were too engaged to pay any attention to sounds right beside them.

Ireland too engaged in a solid beginning but I must start at the end before any beginning.

He is too engaged with the EU and convinced of its central importance in Ireland's future for that.

But Leonard took no heed, he was too engaged in covering the second guard with the barrel of his repeater.

Sir Templeton, usually too engaged with his drink to do more than grumble to himself, was particularly attentive to Jane.

His mind was far too engaged with the ordeal before him to permit any consciousness of external things to creep into it.

She gathered that he was too engaged in work of the deepest importance to be in the caverns accessible to the Soft Ones.

So, wounded as he was, he too engaged Takénouchi Gentan, and, being crippled by the gashes he had received, was in deadly peril.

"Peter's too engaged to take you, Clare dear."

"You have been, doubtless," said Mr. Wotherspoon, " too engaged with great, new-time things to be fashed with small, old-time ones."

"She really doesn't," answered Missy, not too engaged in steeling herself against his crunching of her shoulder bones to register the soubriquet, "bounder."