Sentence examples for engaging a good from inspiring English sources

"He is engaging, a good listener, and highly intelligent, but he focused on political strategy and didn't really engage with economic stuff – he took that from the Treasury.

In an interview with the Guardian to mark the upcoming release of his book After the Storm, Cable says the chancellor is "engaging, a good listener, and highly intelligent" before adding: "But he focused on political strategy and didn't really engage with economic stuff – he took that from the Treasury.

The earlier election would show which voters are engaged — a good list of prospects to pursue for the later elections for Congress and the Legislature.

By Padma Perera The New Yorker, December 29 , 1962P. 24 A village in India is fortunate in engaging a very good schoolmaster, Mr. Sharma.

This week in the internet, esteemed lethal bass producers like Om Unit, Gatz, and Kahn and Neek, are all engaging in a good 'ol fashion jungle war.

Art does not show people what to do, yet engaging with a good work of art can connect you to your senses, body, and mind.

The cogs start to engage and — a good word is dread.

She now helps other survivors (she helped me more than she knows), and is happily engaged to a good man.

Like the rest of the country, television journalism has engaged in a good bit of soul-searching since Sept. 11.

If anyone is proof that keeping your brain engaged is a good thing, it's the Beast of Bolsover.

When a person engages with a good cause on JustGiving, they are expressing what they care about and they influence, and in turn are influenced, by their networks.