Sentence examples for engaging elements from inspiring English sources

Here, he turns his novelist's eye to the first four years of white Australia, folding the dreary facts and figures into the more engaging elements of character and narrative.

The remaining six PCI⋅MPN eIF3 components not found in budding yeasts are likely to act as "gatekeepers," engaging elements within mRNPs (including the cap-binding complex) to regulate their access to the ribosome.

The most engaging element, though, was his interaction with the orchestra, fluttering with the flute and playfully goading the two orchestral clarinets.

And their use of cut-and-paste language, with various texts interwoven as if two or more voices were simultaneously singing lyrics to separate songs, is their single most engaging element.

Indeed, the darkest and most engaging element in the novel is not the circus but the relationships between the children and their guardians, who resemble nothing so much as the kind of overattentive, hyper-achievement-­oriented, controlling parents much decried in modern media.

On brand pages, these video or photo tweets can be set to be open, adding another visually engaging element to the page.

"I find melody to be the most engaging element in music," he says.

These can be used to create engaging interactive elements of a museum exhibit in which the viewer becomes a part of the art through movement or touch, she said.