Sentence examples for engaged down to from inspiring English sources

Irv was a brilliant, engaged, down to earth, talented and insightful psychoanalyst, supervisor, teacher and writer.

Although Loach's film is certainly engaging – largely down to his spirited interviewees – there's something a little sketchy about it.

That the narrative is constantly engaging is down to Healey's gift for recruiting the minutiae of domestic life into the story.

The cast of "Three Sisters" at the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival is assured and engaging right down to the humblest porter, with the timing necessary to get the most out of the humorous half of Chekhov's tragicomedy.

This versatile orchestra, which tends to wear its feeling for a conductor on its sleeve, seemed thoroughly engaged here, right down to an occasional squawk in the woodwinds or strings seemingly born of overenthusiasm.

He is also the rare novelist to engage deeply with science, down to its most mind-bending details.

Whether you wish to engage with them comes down to whether you are a technophobe or technophile.

In 1934's "Betty Boop's Trial," a square-jawed motorcycle cop chases her down to engage in some en-route flirting.

To wound all 384 wells in a plate, the 96 well pin array is placed in the corner of a well, pushed down to engage all pins with the surface of the plate, and then moved laterally to produce the wound.

If you are going to run out and attempt to lie down to engage her with sniper fire, you better do it quickly.

Even as Congressional lawyers and other aides were still drafting the measure, a broad array of industries and interest groups scrambled to calculate winners and losers in the final stimulus deal and in some cases engaged in fierce down-to-the-wire lobbying efforts for further adjustments.