Sentence examples for be very engaged in from inspiring English sources

"The availability of the Internet has allowed kids to be very engaged in the political process and also be very educated," he said on CNN.

"Unions are going to be very engaged in this election campaign, and I think the Labor Day parade is an initial step for us," he said.

Dr Xanthe Mallett, a forensic anthropologist and criminologist who specialises in criminal behaviours, said that psychopaths often manipulate others, and appear to be very engaged in relationships, when in actual fact they lack emotional attachments to others and will only engage for the sake of personal gain.

PR: When you watch people in Second Life, there's initially a desire to just have everything that you've ever wanted: to be very beautiful, to be very sociable, and to be very engaged in a kind of fast-forward version of consumption as we know it in the real world.

"But I think it was a first step for the administration, it's not the final word on where this will go, hopefully, we intend to be very engaged in that debate".

Yes, of course, there are times when we need to learn something from someone but we need to be very engaged in the learning process as well.

The analyses of these subjective engagement scores revealed that on average participants indicated that they were very engaged in the game (range: 2 5; mean: 4.15, SD: 0.74); a result which matches the observation of the experimenter who reported that the subjects were all very immersed in the ZPG.

They are very engaged in the election.

"London is a city which is very engaged in contemporary art.

Irwin traditionally was very engaged in the technology and the creation of the technology".

"He is very engaged in the local artistic community," Mr. Rossi said.