Sentence examples for engaged quite from inspiring English sources

In boarding school, he told me, he and his friends "were quite engaged, quite informed, following the struggle," and he said, "Sometimes we even role-played: who would belong to which party, and this sort of thing, arguing the point".

"I had already engaged quite publicly and critically with the spin operation and said I would consider a fixed-term contract on a civil service basis to try and re-engineer government communications with the political lobby.

But the first of the four books of the Prolegomena is a "Metaphysics of Knowledge," beginning with a statement of "The Spiritual Principle in Knowledge and in Nature," which argues for a form of idealism both epistemological and ontological, and Green's posthumous works also included a set of lectures on Kant in which he engaged quite directly with Kant's form of idealism.

And mind you, this isn't just about doing work on behalf of girls -- but supporting the many, many girls worldwide who are already engaged, quite literally, in changing the world.

However, while multiplayer Zelda games are usually interesting propositions, this never engages quite as readily as earlier efforts, such as Four Swords Adventures.

He will not jump into the morass without careful preparation, but there is a fair chance, once Mr Mitchell has drawn up a plan, that the new president will engage quite soon.Most Americans still strongly back Israel in its determination to defend itself (see our table, left).

"Certainly we're watching and seeing how the Afghan security forces engage quite tenaciously in the fight in Kunduz," an official said.

In between Anderson engages quite an interesting lineup of comics, some of whom today's younger comedy crowd may not even have heard of, such as Jeff Altman, Tim Thomerson, Blake Clark, and Harris Peet.

First, although the antisaccade task is successful in introducing a spatial dissonance between the sensory and movement components of the task, it requires nonstandard spatial transformations that have been shown to engage quite different patterns of neural activity throughout the cortex (Sweeney et al. 1996; Grunewald et al. 1999; Matthews et al. 2002; Brown et al. 2007; Hawkins et al. 2013).

"For many, many years I have been politically engaged and quite passionately so.

David Cameron told the House of Commons they were engaged in "quite detailed work to make sure hotels are safe" and improving Tunisia's intelligence-led response to future threats.