Sentence examples for a bit more engaged from inspiring English sources

That said, big banks have been a bit more engaged around improving investment advising.

Hopefully the audience at Disrupt is a bit more engaged than HBO's…Though not filming scenes in the Pied Piper house at the time, I was able to poke around the set and see the company's "live, work space".

He suggested, however, that Mr. Rainaldi's piece could be a bit more engaging.

This venue, right now, puts on interesting, worthwhile explorations of contemporary art that are a little bit more engaged with what's happening than you might get in, say, the temporary space on the Tate Modern's riverfront, which always seems to host the most God-awful irrelevant art to be found anywhere in the global art scene.

If you are upset by abstract arguments, he said, then you should get out a bit more and engage with "common life", and after a while you will be able to relax as you watch them all "vanish like smoke".

'If we'd been told a bit more we might have been more engaged.' (P23, practice nurse, high performer, affluent area).

That should give Coleman some time to engage a bit more with the platform he'll be helping lead.

There are a few things that have been proven to make commuting a bit more tolerable, though--like engaging a stranger in conversation.

None of the papers mentioned below is specifically about motion estimation and the suggestion to engage a bit more with all this is not intended to detract from the novelty of the present work; rather it will likely help readers to find the work situated better against this well-known context.

Practice squinting your eyes a bit more when you smile, to engage the top of your face.

Then they can engage with life a bit more".