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Unfortunately for the reader, this novel is erudite and dense without being the least bit engaging.

Theirs are the unseen faces of Obama's drone war, a generation of Americans who are every bit engaged in combat even if they are not ducking incoming rounds and their fatigues are not soaked in the sweat and dust and blood of Afghanistan.

"About halfway through the second scene, after Harry's first big aria, where he talks of having seen heaven and hell, I thought, 'Wow, this is actually going to work.' The way the audience were responding was wonderful – laughing at the funny bits, engaging with the characters.

He suggested, however, that Mr. Rainaldi's piece could be a bit more engaging.

Liberally embellished with illustrations, "Conversations" reveals an architect every bit as engaging as his buildings.

But beyond the vistas lies an intriguing and boundary-pushing story that is every bit as engaging.

It's a small slice of the story the same team would go on to tell in The Wire, but one that's every bit as engaging as the critically adored series.

Sometimes in a restaurant, there's a falling-off of one course, but desserts at Rouge were every bit as engaging as the starters and entrees — from the pleasingly tart lemon meringue (with a mile-high meringue that could have won first prize in a baking contest on looks alone) to the warm Valrhona chocolate cake with its soft center.

Preacher is the latest IP to leap from paper to screen, in this case TV, via American studio AMC, and it's proven to be every bit as engaging as the Vertigo comic.

"When you're on the radio with a guy on the ground, and he is out of breath and you can hear the weapons fire in the background, you are every bit as engaged as if you were actually there," Major Morrison said.

This venue, right now, puts on interesting, worthwhile explorations of contemporary art that are a little bit more engaged with what's happening than you might get in, say, the temporary space on the Tate Modern's riverfront, which always seems to host the most God-awful irrelevant art to be found anywhere in the global art scene.