Sentence examples for engaged that is from inspiring English sources

Conversely, I can't help feeling that Europe's stagnant economies, its sense of decline, have much to do with an attitude to the rest of the world that is defensive rather than engaged, that is expressed as fear rather than curiosity.

Wainaina's book, which typifies the new trend, is politically and socially engaged – that is, it attempts to explain Kenya and Africa, but it does so without a knee-jerk resort to colonial woes, and this is very welcome.

We consider all response behavior with a response time below the threshold as disengaged, that is, rapid responses and rapid non-responses (omissions), while response behavior above the threshold was considered to be engaged, that is, slow responses and slow non-responses (Goldhammer et al. 2016; Wise and Gao 2017).

Feminists seek philosophy that can generically be called "engaged," that is, philosophy that is potentially useful to empower human beings rather than contribute to the perpetuation of a status quo in which people are subordinated by gender, race/ethnicity, class, sexual orientation, and so on.

Disputing charges that the Obama administration is shedding commitments, Kerry said that "you cannot find another country that is so engaged, that is partnering with so many Middle Eastern countries on so many fronts".

To engage or not to engage, that is the question – and we heard passionate arguments from both sides (and even more from you readers in the comments).

If you're really engaged, that's all a movie audience wants to see is you processing what's happening in your world.

There are a number of issues on which Trump has engaged that are of concern.

But he did tell me something the night I got engaged that was amazing.

From engaging in massive deal-making, through neuroscience, we know that parts of the brain are engaged that are similar to the effect of cocaine.

When eyes, too, are engaged that opportunity is lost, sacrificed on the altar of production values.