Sentence examples for engaging look from inspiring English sources

A slight but engaging look at Generation X, it demonstrated Stiller's yearning for grand compositions.

"I'll Take You There," danced to music by Mr. Levine, took a mostly engaging look at high school high jinks.

English is subjected to a great number of descriptors in "Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue," John McWhorter's brief and engaging look at some of the history of our language.

An engaging look at Mark, Matthew, Luke and John, informed by the best biblical scholarship and Wills's open discussion of his Catholic faith.

From downtrodden secretaries in the 1960s to the campaigns of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Sarah Palin, this is a smart, engaging look at American women's strides and the hurdles they still face.

For a more serious yet equally engaging look at the farmer's life, pick up THE SEASONS ON HENRY'S FARM: A Year of Food and Life on a Sustainable Farm (Surrey/Agate, $25), by Terra Brockman.

*--For more riveting (and unabashedly engaging) looks at Ireland, look to the work of two more of our favorite Guests: Thomas Cahill's How the Irish Saved Civilization and Frank Delaney's mesmerizing Ireland: A Novel (and others).

(Dargis) ★ 'SURFWISE' (R, 1 33) Doug Pray's wonderfully engaging nonfiction look at the first family of surfing, the Paskowitzes, is a meditation on love, family and the relentless pursuit both of happiness and of the perfect wave.

Stories with rhythm are particularly engaging, so look for books that repeat phrases.

"Those governments that want to engage with us, we will be very open to engaging and looking at ways in which we can better measure the issue of modern slavery".

But throughout this engaging programme, looking at people's experience of the phenomenon since the 40s, individuals responded remarkably differently to it.