Sentence examples for a fully engaging from inspiring English sources

More of a stridently insistent pitch than a fully engaging movie, "Losing Control" centers on a young scientist who gets the engagement jitters and decides to test whether there are other fish in the sea.

She said she asked herself: "What are things kids really like to do but don't have the tools to make it a fully engaging activity?" Some specialty retailers also complain that the widespread distribution of Melissa & Doug cuts into their business, but they nonetheless remain the bulk of the company's 15,000 distributors.

Godric was an interesting concept who never became a fully engaging presence.

Grisly as it sometimes is, "Coldheart Canyon" unfolds with genuine momentum, in the vigorous style of a fully engaged storyteller.

Hall was that rare thing: a fully engaged public intellectual who thrived on collaboration, who did not separate the personal from the political.

It doesn't matter that they haven't yet got many runs, or that one half of the duo is still a fully engaged international cricketer.

Portraiture fascinated him; it was, after all, part of that "sacred science which requires so much study" and his portraits reveal a fully engaged artist.

I respect Mr. Gelb, but I would feel better if there were a fully engaged music director at the house to balance him out and challenge him.

He appears to be a fully engaged person who observes his surroundings through his senses and takes the time to reflect.

The bar has traditionally been a stepping stone into politics, but the days are long gone when it was possible to be a full-time prominent barrister and a fully engaged MP.

Although Chaucer spent most of his mature working life as a fully engaged and rather politically compromised customs inspector on the London wool wharf, we wouldn't know it from his poems.