Sentence examples for engaging as it from inspiring English sources

In the Chain Lightning Theater production at the Connelly Theater in the East Village, Raye Lankford's realization of the role is as intellectually engaging as it is emotionally disturbing.

Engaging as it is to encounter the real-life story behind the onstage oddball, recounting his biography as if it were that of someone in the front row can't disguise that it plays less funnily than what's gone before.

With 308 standard rooms, 22 junior suites and 12 suites, the hotel is hardly "boutique," but the mix of design styles is as aesthetically engaging as it is disorienting.

ROBERTA SMITH John Armleder, Olivier Mosset, Haim Steinbach Nicole Klagsbrun 526 West 26th Street, Chelsea Through Aug. 15 As philosophically engaging as it is visually gratifying, this neat little conundrum of a show presents works by the veteran Postmodernists John Armleder, Olivier Mosset and Haim Steinbach.

We'll have to play it for ourselves to actually judge its quality, of course, and whether the game is as fun and engaging as it is ambitious and vast.

But the biography of 80 Wooster, a seven-story warehouse built in 1884, is otherwise engaging as it traces its infiltration by artists, their campaign for zoning and building-code amendments to make living there legal and the evolution of the neighborhood to a tourist destination of art galleries and boutiques.

As engaging as I found the ActiveE, it is just a step toward the i3, which will have a body mostly of lightweight carbon fiber.

If the western powers are not trying to change the general military balance in Syria, it would be a leap of faith to believe that the regime would be shaken enough by a one-off batch of cruise missile attacks to change its overall behaviour, engaged as it is in a life and death struggle, with some powerful international support.

The company's philanthropic initiatives have reflected a desire to be more publicly engaged as it matures, after an early period when it focused mainly on its internal growth, according to business leaders and nonprofit executives.

But will the supporters of Anna Hazare's anti-corruption movement remain engaged as it wades into the choppier waters of Indian politics?

Some will say this shows the pace of the draw-down is too swift, while critics of the war will use it to argue that the US should never have become as engaged as it has.