Sentence examples for engage a wide from inspiring English sources

Warwick University is about to announce the first academic with an explicit brief to engage a wide audience with philosophy.

In particular, the BBC is bound to: Engage a wide audience in news, current affairs and other topical issues.

"The purpose is to engage a wide audience to offer a new perspective on the world in which we live," says Tanya Bonakdar, Eliasson's New York dealer.

Unirazak has had to engage a wide range of faculty members to teach the course, with a specialized lecturer for each module.

The university's vice-chancellor, Professor Don Nutbeam said: "This represents an exciting opportunity for the university to be at the forefront of educational innovation in the UK and engage a wide community of learners.

Most mentoring programs engage a wide range of young people, but Friends works with public schools in high poverty areas to select only the children who are experiencing the most severe behavioral and emotional problems.

Tonight's debate will, hopefully, challenge perceptions about church buildings, and engage a wider community in an issue that affects them.

The organisation aimed to have a network of up to 15 integrated bilingual schools, which would engage a wider community of up to 20,000 Israeli Jews and Arabs.

Target audiences vary from movie to movie, and some couples are considered more successful simply because they are more likely to engage a wider demographic than others.

With the G20 summit scheduled for September, there is an opportunity to engage a wider group of governments, and to put flesh on the bare bones of the Lough Erne communique.

Linklater makes few concessions to what one might call the genuine requirements of art, that is, to convert the banality of personal experience into something universal that will engage a wider audience.