Sentence examples for Shared engagement from inspiring English sources

Because of their shared engagement with new digital technology, the exhibition is expected to be future-focused ("predictive, rather than retrospective", according to New Museum director Lisa Phillips).

To judge from its program on Wednesday night at the Joyce Theater in a shared engagement with the ABT Studio Company that runs through tomorrow night, the senior Ailey troupe had better add slots immediately for all 12 junior dancers.

They grabbed the first available flight back to New York, where on New Year's Day they shared engagement photographs with Ms. Simon during one of her final moments of consciousness.

And Ailey II, which has performed in New York at Aaron Davis Hall at City College, will have its first season at the Joyce Theater in Chelsea next year, a shared engagement with the ABT second company that opens on March 30.

This paper examines the shifting relationship between the academic disciplines of physics and electrical engineering in Britain c.1900, focusing on their shared engagement with new electrical technologies of lighting, power, and telecommunications.

For centuries social theorists posited 'new' technologies as threats to social cohesion, connection, and functioning, with definitions of 'community' sociologically attached to notions of belonging, shared engagement, identity, and purpose (Chayko, 2014), as a wide array of theorists as diverse as Emile Durkheim and Robert Putnam purport.

Ultimately the output pathways for the SPA regulatory network must share engagement of the motor control pathways with voluntary movement brain mechanisms.

The Sōsh app has also been updated with improvements to speed and functionality, and Mandal shared that engagement is doing very well.

Stiles shared the engagement news in January with a photo of her ring on Instagram. .

Keshia recently shared their engagement on Instagram and it created an uproar, but as of New Years Eve it's no rumor she has officially tied the knot with Ex-NFL Baltimore Raven Football Player Mr. Ed Hartwell.

Auster clearly shares this engagement with mediation and borrowedness — hence, his cinematic plots and rather bogus dialogue — and yet he does nothing with cliché except use it.