Sentence examples for collection of engaging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hough's "Suite Osmanthus" is a collection of engaging portrait pieces.

The Guardian's Olympics blog is a collection of engaging news and notes, including its report that Nur Suryani Mohamed Taibi of Malaysia will compete in the air rifle — and will be eight months pregnant at the time (also noted: no British beer will be sold at the Games).

His collection of engaging anecdotes is called "Cocktails With Molotov: An Odyssey of Unlikely Detours" (WND Books, $25.95) and, yes, he writes that he did, indeed, meet the Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav M. Molotov at a party in Moscow in 1956.

If Offset's aim is to reliably provide a collection of engaging artwork and photography, then it seems they know what they're doing.

The gang is less a sophisticated international organization than a collection of cliques engaging in violence, small-scale drug-dealing and other crimes.

He says data collection should be "a result of engaging with customers to sell them things".

According to the gallery's website, the collection of works engage all of the senses, encouraging active viewer participation and "making a point that an engagement with art can sometimes occur more readily if one does not have preconceived notions of what it should be".

Hiring a debt collection agency may avoid the costs of engaging in formal legal proceedings and it will allow you the time to concentrate on your day-to-day business needs.

Implementation to date has highlighted the importance of engaging frontline staff and managers in improving data collection and its use for informing system improvement.

SublimEdmund Clarkngs Unveil the Anxieties of War.

The essence of the Wellcome Collection is to engage lay audiences with the culture of medicine.