Sentence examples for a remarkably engaging from inspiring English sources

"Home Boy" is a remarkably engaging novel that delights as it disturbs.

In a remarkably engaging fashion, it shows why the end of World War I did not lead to the return of "normal" life in the 1920s.

Berger specializes in 'glam-folk', whereby theatrical, multi-layered vocal harmonies shine throughout the album, telling stories of love, nature, cities and people in a remarkably engaging way.

For someone once considered such a threat to the moral welfare of Britain that tabloid newspapers demanded the government intervene to prevent him from performing here, he is a remarkably engaging, slyly charming figure.

Leatherbarrow's energetic narrative tells the familiar story of the leaps science has made in seeing this next-door neighbor clearly". "A remarkably engaging and lucid narrative...

Dallek's attention to personalities makes "Nixon and Kissinger" remarkably engaging for a 700-page study of policy making.

Mr Modi proved remarkably engaging towards his guest, addressing him familiarly as Barack and emphasising the importance of "chemistry" between leaders in establishing warm ties between countries (he did not mention that it would be better still if they were nurtured better by institutions, as well).

I leave an Army that remains, remarkably, engaged in global war, patrolling an increasingly militarized world.

Using the school's Chromebooks and Nexus 7 tablets, the students were remarkably engaged during class.

Considering the density, it's a remarkably lucid accomplishment, and by engaging the reader so intimately with so much human life, it manages to rise to the kind of richly charged emotional climax one associates more with the ending of a long novel than a short story.

Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Obama and Mr. Edwards are engaged in a remarkably tight fight here, and any one of them could win on Jan . 3