Sentence examples for And generally engaging from inspiring English sources

This means sharing triumphs and failures, painful experiences and embarrassments, and generally engaging in a level of discourse that is rare, not simply among athletes, but between men.

The morning was spent gleefully bashing the entertainment industry for polluting America's culture, harming its children and generally engaging in despicable practices.The spectacle might have been even more riveting if the media moguls who were slated to appear had not suddenly found pressing engagements elsewhere.

One of the few favorable reviews comes from The Times' Mark Olsen, who writes, "Even with its off-balance, overstuffed storytelling, ['Aloha'] maintains a charm and energy that never flags, with brisk pacing and generally engaging performances from its deep-bench cast".

Largely because it would mean I'd have to go on a bloody protest march, and chant and sing and wave a banner and generally engage in a counter-cultural vibe.

Before it was brought under control, the F.B.I. routinely infiltrated peace groups, electronically monitored civil rights leaders, including Martin Luther King Jr., and generally engaged in spying against Americans who were critical of the government.

Even so, despite Solara and her manicured brows, and the increasingly pro forma action — Eli has what Carnegie wants, and so the bad man gives rabid chase — the movie keeps you watching and generally engaged.

(May 9) 3. PACQUIAO TAKES DECISION BUT DISAPPOINTS As Manny Pacquiao and Shane Mosley tapped gloves, made small talk and generally engaged in a glorified sparring session, the crowd, once rowdy, simply booed.

Nancy Lublin was sitting in her office in Manhattan one evening last December when she noticed her staff outside giving one another high fives, pumping their fists and generally engaged in raucous celebration.

Trapped in a competitive environment that in many ways resembles the "prisoner's dilemma" beloved of game theorists, investment bankers will inevitably be driven to cut corners, take outlandish risks, and generally engage in behavior that, although privately rational, is socially pernicious.

As we've found on Facebook, people share, read, and generally engage more with any type of content when it's surfaced through friends and people they know and trust.

They have to consider the degree to which a conception (in comparison with other conceptions) describes an achievable and sustainable system of social cooperation, and whether the institutions and demands of such a society will attract people's willing compliance and generally engage their sense of justice.