Sentence examples for as one engaging from inspiring English sources

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Under international law, in order for the U.S. government to legally target civilian terror suspects abroad it has to define a terrorist group as one engaging in armed conflict, and the use of force must be a "military necessity".

There are echoes of the Old and New Testament, of similar journeys from Homer's Odyssey through Morte d'Arthur to Gulliver's Travels, and there are all the essential mythic elements: all-conquering swords, magical rings, mysterious maps, giant eagles and dangerous riddling contests such as the one engaged in by Bilbo and Gollum (Andy Serkis).

The two strands of the book, the realistic and the supernatural, are brought together as Thin Elderly and Littlest One engage the sinisteeds in a climactic battle for John's heart and soul.

The first advantage of focusing on elderly workers is related to the fact that the early years of someone's career may not be very revealing in terms of tastes, as one may engage in "job hopping" in search of a good match (Jovanovic 1979).

Train-the-trainer provides the means for St Luke staff to begin providing education to one another as well as engaging in continuing education.

We believe that leadership includes an ability to explain one's perspective as well as engaging in active listening.

For example, if an educator asks a child 'what do you think?' the child is being constructed linguistically as one capable of engaging in mental processes.

The word is used as a verb: one engages in the process of pilpul in order to formulate a legal point.

Take augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) as one way to engage and train people.

A bored, agitated, tired, audience won't make sense of your charts and the message you want to convey as well as one that's engaged, happy (maybe well-fed), and generally positively primed.