Sentence examples for engagement made from inspiring English sources

That strategy of engagement made a small contribution, we think, to opening up eastern Europe.

Modotti's emotional engagement, made almost abstract by the European modernism she had inherited from Weston, makes for some striking invention.

In 2001, Morris argued that the kinds of engagement made possible by the internet would necessarily influence political outcomes.

DENY 'TEMPERAMENT' TALE Manager Says Reason for Artist Not Taking Part Is an Engagement Made a Year Ago.

The royal engagement made the front page of many newspapers here; the doorman in our building has so far congratulated me on the news three times.

We see a letter by Thackeray apologizing for having to cancel a dinner engagement — made more effective by the author's drawing of himself, dismayed at having forgotten a previous appointment.

Rules of Engagement makes no such concessions.

The statistics about employee engagement make for grim reading.

The current rules of engagement make such excesses inevitable.

Engagement makes sense in itself and may eventually help stem the flow of refugees.

"A politics emptied of substantive moral engagement makes for an impoverished civic life.