Sentence examples for engaging aspects from inspiring English sources
Antony Tudor's "Soirée Musicale," one of his few pure dance and plotless works, recaptures engaging aspects of early-19th-century ballet style in response to the Rossini items that Benjamin Britten had arranged in this score.
Indeed, one of its most engaging aspects is that it's impossible to state precisely what the approach is.
In spite of its occasional flights of visual splendour, one of the most engaging aspects of the film is its mundane quality.
Its appraisal of the world of investments… One of the more engaging aspects of the American way of life is the long-standing tradition that persons who had made great fortunes by questionable… PROFILE of lawyer Simon Rifkind.
That tastes have shifted again is inarguable, although some young composers, like Thomas Ades in Britain and Aaron Jay Kernis in the United States, have found ways to accommodate both the complexities of the old style and the more immediately engaging aspects of the new.
One of the most engaging aspects of the handbook is its freedom from snobbery and the cheerfulness with which it celebrates both Wildenhain and, say, Tony Duquette, the interior designer known for his exuberantly baroque "more is more" style, and the silversmith Allan Adler, who designed crowns for the Miss Universe and Miss USA beauty pageants.
Uncertainty is an engaging aspect of this story.
Given that the most continuously engaging aspect of "Mapping" is the product of its seven soundtracks, the work might be considered a Cagean concert with visual accompaniment.
The wonderful visuals of Beyond Eyes are its most immediately engaging aspect: they paint themselves across the screen, across the canvas, like watercolors.
The wonderful visuals of Beyond Eyes are its most immediately engaging aspect: they paint themselves across the screen, across the canvas, like watercolours.
"Beyond the fun and engaging aspect of a manual transmission, it often lets us provide a more affordable and advanced power train combination," said Paul Seredynski, Ford's global performance and power train communications manager. .
