Sentence examples for apart engaged from inspiring English sources

Unlike Pound, whose later writing was crazed, and Eliot, whose last "Quartets" ascended into a graceful empyrean, Yeats was to the end (some trifles and a little wind apart) engaged in transforming history, recollection and his own late-life torments -- sexual, among others -- into detonating imagery and whiplash rhythms.

At a time when our society is circling its wagons nervously against immigration, Klopp has strolled smiling into the camp, sat down cross-legged by the fire and – that mad, slightly sinister bark of laughter apart – immediately engaged the imagination of his team with an alternative take on their task.

Drama and excitement there can be without tearing the party apart or engaging in a slugfest with the opposition.

The two lines were approaching at an angle so that the leading ships of the vans of both lines were within range of each other, while the ships at the rear were too far apart to engage.

Once optimal positioning was achieved, the handles were spread quickly apart to engage the blades and cut off the horn.

Place your feet shoulder-width apart and engage your abs by tightening them.

Spread your fingers apart to engage your muscles in your wrist.

After their respective marriages fell apart, they became engaged and married in 2004.

Unobstructed observations were also engaged apart from literature reviews and case studies.

Among the projects she is currently engaged with, apart from the Royal Court play, are a reimagining of Hansel and Gretel for the National, a drama series for Sky One about firemen ("I like to think of it as London's Not Burning") and a three-part series for Channel 4 about pornography, which is a reported offshoot of the preoccupations of NSFW.

"The Sword's Edge" also provided us with a healthy batch of memorable Mikita moments, my two favorites being Nikita's reluctance to let Michael leave for two weeks, since they haven't been apart since they got engaged, and Michael's warning to Ryan to leave Nikita be, "for your own safety".