Sentence examples for engage relatively from inspiring English sources

CRITICS' PICKS: What to watch, where to go, what to eat "I think it's terrible that a city as big and as wealthy as New York can't support a second major opera company – one that is able to take risks with repertoire, engage relatively inexperienced singers, and make other experiments in a way that a huge ensemble like the Met simply can't do.

Courting couples could engage relatively freely in the practice of non-penetrative, thigh sex (ukusoma or ukuhlobonga).

It may also be a function of our sample, in that more avoidant or depressed women may engage relatively less in such online forums in their first pregnancy (or more in subsequent pregnancies).

There is an engaged, relatively mainstream population that is thinking seriously about what Iran's experience says about China.

And, though the National has received criticism for engaging relatively few women directors and writers, he said: "I am delighted that the number of writers under commission is now equally male and female".

For example, Lesku et al. [12] found that mammals with relatively larger brains engage in relatively more REM sleep, and they concluded that this association indicates that REM sleep is important for memory consolidation, learning or other cognitive functions.

We used to engage in relatively deep conversations about philosophy.

Moreover, both economies engage in relatively little trade with the rest of the world.

Leaner (but not necessarily lighter) youths engage in relatively large amounts of vigorous physical activity and ingest more calories than their less vigorously active peers.

Despite frequent complaints about material theft, writers who are represented by established agents and lawyers typically engage in relatively freewheeling exchanges with film and television executives, counting on their representatives' influence and industry custom to protect them from misappropriation.

And then there is a human narrative largely missing from the Mapplethorpe oeuvre that might engage even relatively young children (though I think mine are too young) in a potentially positive way.