Sentence examples for engaging himself from inspiring English sources

He was too much of an opportunist to risk engaging himself absolutely in favor of anyone.

Sam was a quiet scholar all his life engaging himself in biomedical research and developments in medical technology.

An engineer who worked at L'Oréal said it best: "I think M. Schueller is too much of an opportunist to risk engaging himself absolutely in favor of anyone".

For Mr. Levine, engaging himself with music like Mr. Babbitt's is as stimulating a musical activity as conducting "Lulu," "Così Fan Tutte" or "Luisa Miller".

After 1587 Marlowe was in London, writing for the theatres, occasionally getting into trouble with the authorities because of his violent and disreputable behaviour, and probably also engaging himself from time to time in government service.

The City Council commissioned him to paint a work in which Berkeley's multicultural richness would emerge clearly, and he wanted to capture Berkeley's spirit, engaging himself directly in the many different realities of the city.

"The president could engage himself," he added.

If only he were a little more engaged himself.

And the assumption was that he would become politically engaged, himself.

Mr. da Silva "totally engaged himself in Dilma's campaign and was able to transfer his approval rating, votes and charisma".

Discussing this and other technologies with an enthusiast's detailed passion, he engages himself in a great deal more.