Sentence examples for engaging friendly from inspiring English sources
(Mr. Rendell's spokeswoman, Kirstin Snow, said the former governor is "an extremely engaging, friendly person and his intent has never been to harm anyone").
During the meeting I was treading that fine line which women actors have to, which is to be engaging, friendly and open without being flirtatious.
I know little of the people in this one, but I've met the teacher, who seems very engaging, friendly, supportive, etc.; still, at best 1/6 female.
Sainani has an engaging, friendly voice, and because she has slashed and burned her way through bad prose many times, she sounds natural as she explains, for example, that "successful solutions" is redundant.
Speak to any journalist, rider, race official or Team Sky staff member at this race and they will tell you that Froome is an engaging, friendly and unfailingly polite chap with a much underestimated warrior spirit who loves racing.
"Clippet brings news with a fresh approach; it's designed to get our generation connected and interested in news again –- clippets are delivered in an engaging, friendly voice and accessible format," says MacLeod. "I've always led an active lifestyle and I can't live without my iPod.
"Drugs, there you go," snorted Armstrong, typically direct, engaged, friendly, twitchy.
But her real secret is her Twitter persona: she's engaged, friendly and approachable, paying particular attention to people who are also named Sarah Brown.
He recognizes a war-on-terrorism imperative to engage friendly dictatorships in strategic locations, but he urges the United States somehow not to become accessory to their abuses of human rights and public treasuries.
The jury on Thursday heard a recording of Mulcaire engaging in friendly banter with an unidentified woman at O2 and giving her a network password, giving the impression he was a genuine customer of the mobile company.
There's a whole host of fitness apps that let you rely on others for motivation while engaging in friendly competition.
