Sentence examples for easily engaging from inspiring English sources

Whether teaching history or the origins of the bass and treble clefs, Mr. Concepción keeps tight control of his classroom with a sharp eye and booming voice, easily engaging even groups of 50 or 100 children.

This is not the most easily engaging prose you will hear in a theater, and over an intermissionless hour and a half you can expect to lag behind occasionally, if only from exhaustion; Woolf's leaps, even on the page, are those of a gifted gymnast.

He easily engaged juries with a tart sense of humor and unpretentious approach, lawyers say.

Small business owners who cannot easily engage in such practices are rightfully indignant.

As the silent conversation unspools, each party can easily engage in unrelated activities -- often including other IM conversations.

"Films are a very good way of reaching children who do not easily engage with culture in other forms," said Sheen.

Although Ullmann describes herself as a natural listener -- I'm not a talker," she says -- she is in fact easily engaged in conversation.

With a book by Alice Elliott, jazzy music by Robby Merkin and lyrics by Faye Greenberg, it easily engages young theatergoers, even inviting several onstage for yawning and stretching.

The goal is to find new ways to use the social network to make information about the legislative process more transparent and to help members of the public more easily engage with lawmakers.

Until the votes occur the White House cannot easily engage Senate Republicans in talks toward a compromise that could pass in the Senate, in turn increasing pressure on House Republicans to go along lest they be blamed for any economic crisis.

But before proceeding with a plan that could easily engage American forces in combat, the Bush administration owes the country a far more candid discussion of its plans than it has yet presented.