The phrase "engaged as ever" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to someone's enthusiasm or commitment to something. For example, you could say, "My friend is a passionate environmental activist, and she is still engaged as ever in her cause."
"Si is as deeply engaged as ever," Steve Newhouse says.
The new work, "Bird Watching," shows Mr. Keigwin as engaged as ever in people watching.
He has made a point of not discussing his plans for retirement and appearing as vigorously engaged as ever.
She has remained as engaged as ever: she continues to be a passionate crusader against censorship, and has turned her pen to Aids, the Middle East, global poverty.
A colleague of Mr. O'Reilly's, speaking on the condition of anonymity because Fox had not given permission to speak on the record, said he seemed as engaged as ever, despite having had the job for 16 years.
He remains as spry and engaged as ever and – to any who remember only the cantankerous, suspicious demeanour of the years after his defection from the Soviet Union in 1976 – full of surprising warmth.
Now, although the photographer's art remains as engaging as ever, it is undeniable that the capacity of computers to create, manipulate and animate pictures, and merge them with photographs and film has taken creativity to new heights.
Not to be confused with Costello collaborators the Brodsky Quartet, but as intellectually engaging as ever, here playing new works written for them by Palestinian and Serbian composers and more.
Talking to people at rallies can yield vivid quotes, but they come when people are as engaged as they might ever be in the topic at hand — and most people just aren't that regularly engaged.
By this point, I was engaged as intensely as I have ever been with a film - tears in my eyes while hearing those last messages, admiration for the passengers' resolve to go down fighting like the defenders of the Alamo.
I think Alex is an independent now, and as deeply engaged in politics as ever.
