"He is engaging, a good listener, and highly intelligent, but he focused on political strategy and didn't really engage with economic stuff – he took that from the Treasury.
In an interview with the Guardian to mark the upcoming release of his book After the Storm, Cable says the chancellor is "engaging, a good listener, and highly intelligent" before adding: "But he focused on political strategy and didn't really engage with economic stuff – he took that from the Treasury.
Shortly after Mr. Kenyatta's Freudian slip i.e. "eating meat even as others jealously salivated", I engaged a self-proclaimed "good governance" and "anti-corruption" activist in an exchange on Facebook.
She now helps other survivors (she helped me more than she knows), and is happily engaged to a good man.
Like the rest of the country, television journalism has engaged in a good bit of soul-searching since Sept. 11.
If anyone is proof that keeping your brain engaged is a good thing, it's the Beast of Bolsover.
Rather, after five years of sweating and bleeding in Iraq and Afghanistan, the military was engaged in a good deal of soul-searching about those wars.
The King children are a litigious lot, and the three siblings have engaged in a good deal of semi-public feuding, but the clash with Belafonte, however foreseeable, is a disturbing one.
Mr. Peres and Mr. Sharon appear to be engaged in a good cop-bad cop routine, with the aim of getting Mr. Arafat to crack down on his militants and make it easier for Israel to stop new settlement activity, as called for under the Mitchell Report, which Mr. Sharon has accepted as a basis for new talks.
Now here she is, oddly, in front of me, profoundly familiar, conspiratorial, engaged, gossipy, a good listener, seamlessly inhabiting the role of eager interviewee even at the age of 77, and delivering polished versions of stories that she has honed for just such an audience.
