Sentence examples for engagement that makes from inspiring English sources

The Dr. Coffees of the world never stop learning; it's this "continuous engagement" that makes decency possible, the commitment demonstrated by Dr. Coffee's spaghetti rounds, Sabina Carlson's long residence in the Cité Soleil shantytown and Sean Penn's fund-raising travels through Latin America on behalf of the Haitian government.

But really, it's Facebook's looser definition of active engagement that makes comparing its figures to Twitter's a problem.

But really, it's Facebook's looser definition of active engagement that makes comparing its figures to Twitter's a problem.

The achievement of an epistemically privileged standpoint involves a political engagement that makes clear to the socially underprivileged the shared nature of their experiences of oppression and reveals the systematic structure of power relations.

If they drive actionable engagement that makes a measurable impact for your brand, treat them well, give them an exclusive opportunity and invite them into your brand's inner circle.

Snap tells me that Snap Map is designed for enhancing connections between people and their closest friends — engagement that makes up nearly 60percentt of interactions on Snapchat according to data from Sparkler that was commissioned by Snap.

My BMW's clutch was also reminiscent of many a Mustang, with a heaviness and abrupt engagement that made it hard to shift smoothly.

Mass mobilization produced two effects: a level of societal engagement that made moderation and compromise in peacemaking difficult and conscripted armies that were becoming difficult to handle in the field.

"The language is vibrant, the sex is smutty, there are some lovely surprises in the narrative – yet it lacks the wider social engagement that made American Pastoral or I Married a Communist so memorable.

Most people here know her through her raunchy career in reality television, or the scandalous liaisons and broken engagements that make up the basic molecular structure of Russia's tabloid culture.

For all its enticing visual flourishes, however, "Monkey" didn't supply the food for thought or emotional engagement that might make for a truly memorable experience.