Sentence examples for engaging is from inspiring English sources
He believes storytelling with video can take emotional engagement with stories to another level, and that making the video engaging is much more important for likes and shares than worrying about length.
Equally engaging is the individual characterisation.
Equally engaging is the fierce inward concentration that riders radiate while guiding their partners through complicated maneuvers.
Most engaging is a half-hour video like a home-movie scrapbook called "My Life" by Marja Viitahuhta.
What is most immediately engaging is the tension between the painterly abstraction and the human subject matter.
What keeps this 54-minute film consistently engaging is Sandy herself, wary, pragmatic and, much to Ms. Lum's good fortune, an absolute natural in front of the camera.
Poverty and the schism between British-born blacks and African immigrants are both present, but most engaging is the neighborhood itself.
That the narrative is constantly engaging is down to Healey's gift for recruiting the minutiae of domestic life into the story.
Equally engaging is Ms. Kang's video "The Change of Ideology" (2002), showing snippets of historical footage of North and South Korean children spouting pro-and anti-Communist propaganda.
No really critical questions are asked as to why this "new way of engaging" is better than the old way, or how we put this new way into practice.
Of its seven parts, the most immediately engaging is a single-screen, 11-minute film of some two dozen youths in casual, Western-style attire joyously running on a dirt road to a catchy Thai rock soundtrack.
