Sentence examples for ability to engage a from inspiring English sources

While some are pondering where next for late night laughs, others are praising Stewart's ability to engage a liberal, young audience to the programme.

St John Betteridge, Time Out's advertising director, said the partnership "is a perfect cultural fit for Time Out" and demonstrates "our ability to engage a hard-to-reach millennial audience".

Hotspur replies, "Why, so can I, or so can any man; but will they come when you do call for them?" That magical quality, says GE's Mr Welch, requires "the ability to engage a group around an idea: to engage their hearts and their minds".

After the screening, Mr. Cui said that he had been urged to play at one of Beijing's outdoor music festivals this summer, much as he did in Central Park in New York in 1999, but that he worried about his ability to engage a younger audience — one that has had little exposure to the ferment that surrounded his early career — without drawing too much unwanted official attention.

For its ability to engage a wide array of stakeholders, and its demonstrated leadership, NYC would be a good choice.

Throughout her career, as a model, actress, author and activist, Jenny holds the unique ability to engage an audience of every age and gender.

The Washington Post describes the brothers as having vast quantities of both passion and ability to engage an audience: the "combination of their happy, who-cares personalities and Harry Potter fanaticism has cast a spell over book-loving teens across the country".

Few people understood the man captured by the camera lens sitting behind his massive oak desk, but they could agree he did have the ability to engage an audience with his message.

Is there any reason to believe that this new ability to engage with a narrative in a way that was simply not possible in the past, is a bad thing?

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".

The higher dropout in the group where mothers reported a high life stress score could be due to a lower ability to engage in a study due to existing time and energy constraints and therefore dropout to a higher degree.