Sentence examples for engaged rather than from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, clinicians generally considered that relatives found the risk presentations [pictographs] beneficial for risk communication and enhancing engagement: " They get more engaged rather than just dazed when we explain the benefit and risk and they get to see something and they're more focused on what we're discussing" (SP 3).

Considering themselves engaged rather than married, they are still sleeping apart.

This was the politics of 2010-15 whichwhich Labour engaged rather than challenge at its root.

In Roman temple architecture, the columns, in their various styles, soon became engaged rather than freestanding, and circular as well as rectangular temples were built.

It's an easy pitch to advertisers: showing that your audience is leaning forward and actively engaged, rather than passively channel-hopping.

It was the image of a musician at work -- typically rehearsing and persuading rather than performing, casual rather than formal, engaged rather than passive.

Second, social media has enabled objectors to engage rather than shout into unaccountable black holes.

Instead, in its coolly minimal way, it employed strategies to engage, rather than repel, the viewer.

This is closer to his own policy of engaging rather than confronting the unpredictable dictatorship to the north.

Imagine the results if all of Mrs. Clinton's efforts had been to engage rather than to punish.

"[He] has paid the all-too-common price for believing there is a responsibility to engage, rather than running away".