Sentence examples for engaging example from inspiring English sources
An engaging example is a Lakota shirt, circa 1890, that sports United States Army insignia, the American flag and stepped teepees topped by crosses, all worked in porcupine quills and metal beads.
This crisis may not produce anything quite as successful, but it has also spawned a crop of new financial games".Billionaire Tycoon", which will go on sale this autumn, is one engaging example.
It's always refreshing to come across an unexpurgated account of the messy reality, and the American design historian Paul Shaw has produced a particularly thoughtful and engaging example in his new book, "Helvetica and the New York City Subway System" (MIT Press).
"The Blind" was an adventurous, eerie and for me thoroughly engaging example of the genre, all the more pleasurable because instead of being required to wander around in search of entertainment, as at "Sleep No More," you were able to sit still, and concentrate on the layering of the voices and the plaintive tale.
Heavy Rain, developed by Quantic Dream in Paris and released this week by Sony for the PlayStation 3, is a brilliantly engaging example of nonlinear storytelling, one that unfolds all around you as a direct, if often obscured and subtle, result of the choices you make and don't make.
A particularly engaging example is the gain of dominant negative phenotype in many cancers.
Mr. Linklater gives engaging examples of the much longer history of measurement unsettled.
Separate all effective safety behaviors you may be engaging in (example: turning the alarm on when you are not home) from compulsions (example: checking the lock several times after shutting door).
In New Hampshire, which holds its primary on Feb. 1, Mr. Bush generally pays slightly less heed to moral issues and more to economic ones, engaging, for example, in a duel over tax cuts with Senator John McCain of Arizona, who has done almost no campaigning in Iowa.
If you are young and want to start it as a hobby, competitions in data science are a great way of engaging (for example from Kaggle).
Engaged, for example, with questions of power and its myriad forms; questions of who has it and who doesn't, and the reasons why.
