Sentence examples for engages too from inspiring English sources
In any case, complex syntax and richness of language are forbidden to texts meant to be sung, for music engages too much of the hearer's attention for him to untangle an ambitious construction or relish an original image.
Just as I don't believe Belize, Andrew Garfield, too cut to be dying of AIDS, engages too much in the limp-wristed school of acting — lots of squealing and literal limp wrists.
Just as I don't believe Belize, Andrew Garfield, too cut to be dying of AIDS, engages too much in the limp-wristed school of acting lots of squealing and literal limp wrists.
The only thing certain in economic life is that most of it is conducted into an uncertain environment; that raises a question though: what makes individuals pursue entrepreneurship which engages too much risk for an unsure, or too little, return?
Secondly, many historians have long argued the discipline will be 'dumbed down' if it engages too much with contemporary issues.
He was politically engaged, too.
The management of the company concerned might do well to engage, too.
Welbeck would not engage too readily with the comparisons with Thierry Henry, though.
The AC-130's and Apaches were repeatedly engaged too, he said.
Children want to learn, but they want to be engaged too.
He writes: "Children want to learn, but they want to be engaged too.
