I am so invested

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I am so invested.

I am so invested in certain aspects of their lives that I believe that who they are is a reflection of me.

Since I am so invested in this work, it stings just a little bit less when the work/life lines blur and I have to miss a family event for a work event, or I have to wake up well before the sun rises and get into the office.

Personally, I was so invested in the bizarro Tony race on "Smash" that I nearly forgot about the real thing.

I was so invested in the characters that I got very tense and had to put the book down for a while!

I was so invested in the wolf dog by the time he was heroically thwarting house invaders that my main thought was: "Good boy!" It was only afterwards that I reflected that this finale might have been over-the-top.

Becker said the water crisis constitutes 80% of her daily work while the other 20% is spent "trying to hold my job together because I'm so invested in all these things".

I was so invested in the instant guide/guardian/lecturer/friend give-and-take of these two mythic yet human characters that I spent my first year of high school measuring up every single one of my teachers as a potential Merlyn to refine my own Wart-like potential.

That was an occasion when I did think about who I was writing for because I was so invested in these characters and people have grown up with these characters.

I'm so invested in aphorisms because they have invested so much in me.

So you can see why I'm so invested in encouraging this kind of a project.