Sentence examples for Overly engaged from inspiring English sources
Richard Fernandez, an executive coach at Google and one of the leaders of the mindfulness movement, said the risks of being overly engaged with devices were immense.
"The danger for the world is not that the United States" is overly engaged, it's that the US "... rightly concerned about difficulties back home.. may disengage, creating a vacuum of leadership that no other nation is ready to fill," Obama says.
This may be shown as your partner is unengaged or overly engaged.
But when we get overly engaged, it disempowers our children and sends the message that we don't think they can handle the challenges they face.
The problem is, despite good performances all round, we aren't overly engaged with the characters or quite sure the point Frayn is trying to make.
Although Frank Herbert's science fiction masterpiece Dune was released 51 years ago, the novel was almost prophetic in its anticipation of a future overly engaged with and dependent on immersive and intelligent technology.
The disinhibited subtype identifies children that may overly engage in contact with relatively strange adults and rarely socially discriminate between the caregiver and unfamiliar adults.
The individual may wander, become agitated, hide things, wear too few or too many clothes, become overly suspicious, engage in unsafe behaviors, or use foul language.
Wandering, becoming agitated, hiding things, wearing too few or too many clothes, becoming overly suspicious, engaging in unsafe behaviors, or using foul language, may be signs of Alzheimer's disease, especially if a person hasn't behaved that way earlier.
The only thing more tedious than reporting that the Barmy Army mocked him would be to add that Johnson did not seem overly affected, and even engaged in "banter".
Investors, lawyers and others have criticized Merrill and its former Internet stock analyst, Henry Blodget, among others on Wall Street, as having engaged in overly bullish promotion of technology stocks in recent years.
