Sentence examples for a less engaged from inspiring English sources

A Pampers ad from 2007 shows a less engaged father, who snores while his wife puts food on the table.

When I write, I'm physically immersed in the world and slow down, whereas on screen, I use my senses in a less engaged way – and I skim more.

This is difficult to quantify, but participants say that technology-mediated panels make for a less engaged discussion.

Moreover, there is some evidence to suggest that patients who enroll in studies are more engaged at the outset and will thus do better regardless compared to a less engaged individual who does not enroll [ 62].

Though asked to consider the research question from their general rather than their personal experience, their responses may be biased to the latter and may not be applicable to doctors in general, for example, a less engaged doctor might well prioritise more immediate or personal priorities.

So we must expect a White House less engaged with the problems of Northern Ireland.

I'm also, paradoxically, not very big on nostalgia, and have become a lot less engaged, though still friendly, with many older friends who still use our earlier friendship as a touchstone.

Many have opinions and know who they want to vote for, but they tend to sound more resigned and a lot less engaged than many of their counterparts elsewhere.

The former governor of Montana said a dumb thing to the National Journal, but he may have said something useful to a broader, less engaged swath of the American people.

As a result, Pena said, she is able to avoid the obstacle of attracting players from an older, less engaged student body by instead recruiting students straight from high school.

Residents who receive a free thermostat can be less engaged than a consumer who chooses to buy a Nest or Hive… so we can't rely on engagement.