Sentence examples for a more engaged form from inspiring English sources

Lowe had long been preoccupied with the German artist Joseph Beuys, who in the 1970s proposed the concept of ''social sculpture,'' a more engaged form of political art in which the spectators themselves were the participants.

Syberberg was a key innovator of new cinematic modes that also created a new kind of performance, one that both offered actors a far more engaged form of artistic commitment and, paradoxically, went even further than the popular press in blurring the lines between acting and life.

The monuments to large-scale philanthropy that crowd our civic landscape are open, if rarely accepted, invitations to form a more engaged ethic of philanthropic receivership, one that roots gifts in the political domains and regulatory regimes that birthed them.

Creating new points of connectivity at work pays dividends in the form of a more engaged employee base.

A more engaged audience could result in new forms of advertising or other services for which Facebook could charge a fee, they said.

— Summers will be a more engaged regulator.

LAFC has a more engaged fan culture.

And when that volunteer effort is part of a corporate program, the company reaps added dividends, in the form of more engaged and loyal employees.

"If you enter into a dialogue with something you become more engaged and you offer much more information because there's no clicking through or filling out forms".

She is much more engaged.

Immediately, students were more engaged.