Sentence examples for engagement with something from inspiring English sources

"You need to create attention and then engagement with something that resonates," he added.

Is that "tradition" part of your engagement with England; something else – or something entirely accidental?

That kind of work could perhaps be called didactic, but I like to think of it as requiring a more active engagement with *how* something is made than what it depicts.

His continued engagement with politics is something that helps to keep his writing very fresh and relevant.

Better search means better engagement with the site, something LinkedIn could use.

Xi, too, will be giving a speech in Vietnam, and could offer a stark competing vision in which the Chinese, not the Americans, will be portrayed as championing economic integration and engagement with the world, something considered unthinkable not long ago.

He replaced the "terrible" box that the morganite engagement ring came in with something much beautiful -- a bee landing on a sunflower.

This brings a much deeper engagement with parents, which is something I enjoy.

So one upside of the tragedy is a much greater public engagement with their energy use – something which seems to be a central but elusive requirement in achieving a successful energy transformation.

Ideally, this reward will be one or a mixture of learning something, engagement with the community, making a new discovery, or encouragement to participate.

At the same time, research on the impact that these tools have had on students' learning and on their engagement with their communities remains something that universities seem well prepared to do.