Sentence examples for engaging even from inspiring English sources

Whatever the connections are to "Otello," the piece is constantly engaging, even charming, and the large audience enjoyed it.

The anecdotes are engaging, even if Agnew's brand of dissolution and debauchery feels par for the outre comedy course.

He had imagined himself a friend of the people, an aristocratic dandy engaging even the lowliest Copenhagener in conversation during his strolls.

She's engaging even if she's doing nothing.' But now that she is a mother, she may break up that happy group.

The middle-class families she observed practiced what she called "concerted cultivation": enrolling kids in various organized activities led by adults, but also engaging even young kids in a lot of back-and-forth conversation with adults.

In the New Statesman, Bob Stanley commended Witt as "engaging even on the tech side of the story, in which he could easily have become bogged down in lab speak.

(Even if unreliable narrators are being engaged, even if perversity is being wagered).

Approachable and genial, he encouraged young fans at Jaipur to engage, even hug him.

So they often don't feel a need to engage even behind closed doors.

It tends to engage even the most distracted users, particularly when the snippets are easily digestible.

That said, there is much within the show that ought to engage even the impatient.