Sentence examples for engaged in a very from inspiring English sources

And then you're engaged in a very fuzzy argument.

Those that attended, Mr. Kerry later said, engaged in a "very, very spirited" discussion.

And all the while, his descendants are engaged in a very public fight over Mr. Mandela's financial legacy.

"We're engaged in a very modest grass-roots campaign and will do the best we can to communicate with voters.

Ensor spent the latter half of his life engaged in a very careful stewardship of his own legacy.

Last year Adobe and Apple were engaged in a very public disagreement about Apple's refusal to allow the Flash software on Apple's mobile devices.

And to make matters worse, Keith and Willie Nelson came in at sunset only to engage in a very aggressive interaction.

"The dream poets want, you have to engage in a very difficult swamp to achieve it in reality," Mr. Sabahi said.

Judge Rakoff concluded that "a reasonable investor reading the Memorandum would conclude that the Adviser had attempted in good faith to reduce or eliminate GGGF market timing across the board, whereas, as Alpert well knew but failed to disclose, the Adviser had expressly agreed to let one major investor... engage in a very large amount of GGGF market timing".

Yet Shaq was constantly tweaking his persona, engaging in a very public kind of narcissism that should have been grating but that managed to be charming, mostly because Shaq was the rare sports celebrity who was as enthralling in street clothes as he was in his uniform.

He added: "How do we engage in a very rapidly changing media landscape in which facts are not common, actually people have their own fact[s]?" After the Scottish independence referendum, a rumour spread on social media that there had been substantial vote rigging.