Sentence examples for a unique engaging from inspiring English sources

Writers should avoid there if they want to create a unique, engaging horror story.

Like any genre, horror has its own set of tropes and cliches that writers should avoid if they want to create a unique, engaging horror story.

Here was a unique, engaging, and intimate side to the events in Tibet, beyond the statistics and images that couldn't begin to capture the intensity of what was really going on.

Her experience in tourism and conventions, along with having managed a professional women's basketball team, provide a unique background for engaging a diverse landscape of people.

Brands are spending large amounts of money on sponsorships, in particular in sports, which are seen as a unique way of engaging emotionally with fans.

Tragically, the administration squandered a unique opportunity to engage the Iranians over their nuclear programme.

The Paralympics gave Sainsbury's a unique opportunity to engage all of its staff in this momentous occasion.

Great games made by the BBC would be a unique opportunity to engage young people, but they're wider than that.

Narratives offer a unique opportunity to engage this capacity, as we identify with characters' longings and frustrations, guess at their hidden motives and track their encounters with friends and enemies, neighbors and lovers.

With her multiracial, multiethnic background, Jones has a unique ability to engage with a staggering array of people (young and old, male and female, conservative and liberal, white and non-white) and to bring them to the stage in performances that are mixes of interview and invention, what she calls, "doing a vertical plunge into another person's experience".

"We think Australia should take more of an active and globalist role in climate change and as president of the UN security council, they will be in a unique position to engage with other nations to ease off on their emissions," he said.