Sentence examples for be engagement from inspiring English sources
noun
An appointment, especially to speak or perform
- The lecturer has three speaking engagements this week.
"This is a moment where narrow tribalism would be disastrous and I'm very keen for there to be engagement between like-minded progressives across party divides," he said.
But it has to be engagement according to our own ethical principles, or it will not be good for either side".
"I'm all for engagement, but it should be engagement without delusions," said Husain Haqqani, a former Pakistani ambassador to the United States.
Asked about how he would approach the Syrian war – after he voted against Britain's involvement – Corbyn said: "There has to be a political engagement; there has to be engagement that deals with political causes, at source.
For now, that plan appears to be engagement.
This means that appropriate evidence needs to be reviewed and there will need to be engagement with other relevant parties.
Photography's aim is engagement.
Our objective is engagement.
It's engagement with people.
