Sentence examples for engaging collection from inspiring English sources

Its provocative and engaging collection concentrates on Croatian artists of the Fifties and onwards.

$17. (Ages 8 to 12) Here's an engaging collection of 27 stories from the Cherokee, Choctaw, Seminole and Creek tribes, among others.

Deeply learned and yet jargon-free, it offers such an engaging collection of facts and anecdotes that reading it seems somehow relaxing.

Johnson's descriptions of his fellow runners, an engaging collection of fanatics, are sharp-eyed and warm-hearted, and his descriptions of the terrain make one hot and thirsty.

Mr. Lagerfeld had other two-sided pieces in this vividly colored, engaging collection, as well as dresses and coats partly overlaid with shaved fur that was cut on the round and given a neon band of color.

He had other two-sided pieces in this sharply colored, engaging collection, as well as dresses and coats partly overlaid with shaved fur that was cut on the round and given a neon band of color.

She and her fellow poets Stephen Knight and Dennis O'Driscoll also selected the spiritual, politically engaged collection Armour by Australian poet John Kinsella Esther Morgann's Grace, an examination of our need for purpose; Daljit Nagra's satirical Tippoo Sultan's Incredible White-Man-Eating Tiger Toy-MandIrish!; and Irish poet Bernard O'Donoghue's meditation on exile and home, Farmer's Cross.

In the second phase, based upon a global view at the structure, we refine the input output relationships by engaging a collection of RMLPs where each RMLP is trained by using the subset of data associated with the corresponding context fuzzy set.

Through parametric analyses, we determine the net value that can be recovered from a returned product as a key driver for the firm to voluntarily engage in collection.

We present and solve two bilevel programming (BP) models describing the subsidization agreement between the government and a company engaged in collection and recovery operations.

"John's job," he said, "will be to engage the collection in new and imaginative ways that are respectful of art history but also challenge it".