Sentence examples for engage much from inspiring English sources
In Syria, Somalia and Libya, the western powers must engage much more urgently in conflict resolution.
Bonnie Greer tells me, with pride, that she doesn't really engage much with contemporary culture.
Most of our panellists did not engage much with the policy detail and focused much more on performances.
That would force blockers to engage much earlier, eliminating the running starts that build speed and slowing down the collisions.
The band members — Mr. Coxen, Charles Waring on guitar, Dave Harris on bass, and Joe Rutter on drums — don't engage much with the crowd, or with one another.
"But in the last 18 months, family offices, private banks and hedge funds have started to engage much more seriously with us".
"We've been engaged much longer and with much more intensity in this disaster than in previous disasters," he said.
The novelist Tobias Smollett, himself engaged much of his life in Grub Street hackwork, provided a memorable scene of a Grub Street dinner party in Humphry Clinker.
"Older people are regarded as a burden on society, yet the evidence shows civic life is sustained by engaged, much older people.
This year we will see colleges engaging much more closely with employers to develop effective training schemes for learners and small businesses.
While pop music has engaged much more directly with issues sparked by the wars of today – take PJ Harvey's Mercury Prize-winning album Let England Shake – classical "art" music seems altogether more recalcitrant about it.
