Sentence examples for engaging a subject from inspiring English sources

Engaging a subject that is widely accepted as the most photographed and documented event in world history required a bottomless well of compassion and an endless stream of difficult decisions.

That's the first thing people say when they don't want you to engage a subject -- "that's political".

First, it represents a powerful example of practical theology, allowing the resources of sacred scripture and the theological wisdom of the ages to engage a subject of real and immediate concern.

Third, and most importantly, her tactic on a British exit from the EU is like her domestic political strategy: avoid engaging with a subject before the time is right.

The fact that it could be funny while engaging such a subject shows that we are stepping into a new age of sex in film.

Without large continuous blocks of time, it isn't possible to thoroughly engage with a subject.

The use of force isn't just about choosing which weapon to use but whether to engage with a subject in the first place, says Lyons.

It's much easier to laugh than cry, and it's usually easier to engage on a subject when there's less guilt and more encouragement.

It is acknowledged, also, that assessments or examinations are powerful incentives for students to learn and therefore engage in a subject area.

From a broader perspective, this characterization of LPFC function in rule-guided behavior is, for instance, in line with data showing that the LPFC is becoming engaged once a subject becomes aware of "hidden" (i.e., relatively complex) event contingencies (Rose, Haider, & Büchel, 2010).

It is sometimes difficult to remain calm when engaged on a subject about which you are passionate.