Sentence examples for engaging ardently from inspiring English sources
The novel operates at a brisk, frequently witty clip, introducing us to a cast of semi-recognizable yet enjoyably scrambled characters: charismatic, decidedly un-PC publishers; romantic young strivers; and authors galore, bearing down on their work, occasionally throwing fits, more often engaging ardently and seriously with "the fascination of what's difficult," as Yeats put it.
This is because we have a mix of perspectives: from progressive to ultra-conservative, extremely rural to intensely urban, from highly engaged to ardently independent.
The most intense moments are more private, showing the relationship between Peter and his lover, Helene Marx Jenny Baconn, in an ardently engaged performance), and between Helene and her father (Ronald Guttman), an industrialist who insists that it is possible to be "a German Jew" who works within the Nazi system.
Resistance, cytotoxicity, and genotoxicity of anticancer drugs are the reasons that warrant the search for newer anticancer agents, and researchers from various laboratories throughout the world are ardently engaged to find a more pleasant solution for the treatment of cancer.
A highlight of the comScore test was how ardently consumers were engaging with media brands across the three platforms, implying that efforts by traditional TV brands to extend their reach onto new screens may be working.
Taken one step further, Munsch said that it's likely employers will assume that any woman -- mother or not -- will be likely to engage in domestic activities, rather than ardently working while at home.
The decision in the case, Stoneridge Investment Partners v. Scientific-Atlanta Inc., was a major and ardently sought victory for investment banks, accountants and vendors — the deep pockets that have become nearly automatic targets of class-action lawsuits that accuse them of having engaged in a fraudulent scheme with the company that actually issued the stock.
