Sentence examples for actually been engaged from inspiring English sources

"Up to now they've probably been communicated to or dictated to, they've read about it but they've never actually been engaged with dialogue in this way before".

You now have to have actually been engaged in social media to be able to lead a company involved in it, not just an executive from a traditional media company with a few scout badges.

Hipsters get a bad rap but what I think is great about them, and the culture of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, is that people who are hipsters tend to actually be engaged in art and film.

Far from wasting time, the boy may actually be engaged in a valuable act of discipline, one that will help him grow into the kind of self-regulating man the age of Enlightenment required.

To me, entertainment means not actually being engaged by something.

They actually were engaged in October 2012 (eight months after Whitney's passing), but then weren't, and then were again in July 2013.

This shows the value and the peril of interviewing people in due diligence who might actually be engaged or know of wrongdoing," Bistrong said.

You must actually be engaged in business under that name yourself.

That statement suggests that the Justice Department, in seeking the death penalty more often and in more places, may actually be engaging in a counterproductive exercise from the perspective of supporters of capital punishment.

The video above (note to production team: check your aspect ratio) shows how the kids actually are engaging with things on the iPads, and if the teachers think it's a good use of money, then as far as I'm concerned, that's that.

In our attempt to be better at our jobs, to be more accessible and more open to new opportunities which could be your next big break, you may actually be engaging in habits that are hindering you.