Sentence examples for engage an act from inspiring English sources

Mass-market vendors Madame Flavour engage an act of marketing genius by including a sample of their "Paris Afternoon Blend" – single-origin Keemun blend infused with vanilla and rose petals – in the festival goody-bag.

"At times we must engage an act of faith," he once said, "that key things are doable that are not provable".

By actively engaging in the process of creating something, you engage in an act of play that involves all of you. .

But most audiences are there to engage in an act of imagination".

But as Mr. Brook had shown me, I could, on my "impoverished" stage, engage in an act of theater.

Still, Mr. Gere said, his main goal wasn't to make money but to engage in an act of historic preservation, "a bit of civil service," he said.

Her tone was conciliatory throughout the interview, and she repeatedly pointed out that she was not attempting to engage in an act of political self-defense.

Mr. Waters said that in an open primary, voters engage in an "act of affiliation," however brief, by requesting a particular party's ballot.

English common law defined it as "when a male person induced an unmarried female of previously chaste character to engage in an act of sexual intercourse on a promise of marriage".

Speaking of William Wordsworth's lyric expression of grief, Dobyns writes, "Only through art do we come to appreciate his emotional state as we engage in an act of imagination that makes the poet's experience our own.

"The City of Rochester had an antidiscrimination policy that wouldn't allow any group to come on the premises and engage in an act that would be discriminatory towards any person or entity," he explained.