Sentence examples for engaged that it does from inspiring English sources

Our voyeurism is fully engaged in these books, but so intelligently, adeptly engaged that it does not feel trashy or gratuitous.

That idea really challenges me, and excites me and engages me, that it doesn't have to be the "real moment as seen spontaneously in life," but that it can be constructed in my living room, my dining room, in my kitchen, in my backyard, and it can be equally honorable, if not more so, than the actual "document" of that reality.

"To suggest that generals deliberately set out to throw away the lives of men in order they would be more likely to lose the battles in which they were engaged, that doesn't make a great deal of sense.

If you plan on getting more engaged with your partner, know that it doesn't have to be all about the bedroom.

But Fitzpatrick believes that there are ways to engage in this process so that it doesn't become damaging or risky.

The church, referring to Jenna's book as "revisionist history…typical of apostate behaviour", issued a statement in response that it does "not engage in any activities that mistreat, neglect or force children to engage in manual labour.

It is very different from a traditional trade union in that it does not engage in collective bargaining with its members' widely dispersed employers.

Said Mr. Walton via Skype chat from India: "It is hypocritical for China to use Mr. Snowden's leaks to attack the U.S. internet freedom agenda, just as it is hypocritical for the U.S. to restrict the 'rules of the road' to the theft of intellectual property — claiming that it doesn't engage in economic espionage against its competitors — or even allies".

China has repeatedly claimed that it does not engage in cyberattacks.

One of the few certainties of the British Open is that it doesn't engage in favoritism.

The Trump administration responded to the complaints by asking Beijing to confirm that it does not engage in such activities.