Sentence examples for engaging nicely from inspiring English sources
But Ms. Conekin's very engaging, nicely researched book is the first devoted to Miller's fashion work.
He was engaged (and nicely tough in some places) with Obama ("What do you tell the person that's going to get deported before the election that this decision was essentially made in your hopes of saving a Democratic Senate?" he asked the president about his decision to delay executive action on immigration) and he didn't seem too cowed by the task before him.
The individual strands were engaging, the period detail nicely observed and the performances – particularly from Lucy Cohu as Vivien – very strong.
He also has an ironic detachment from the very politicking he engages in, which nicely suits the vice president's sharper contempt for the business and for political operatives as a class.
Dutch developer Luna Games has just released Election 2004, a nicely designed strategy title where you work toward victory by engaging in TV debates, placing campaign ads and, most importantly, digging for dirt on your opponent.
Chan still has his moments, like a stunning pool-hall fight after he's been taught that "What's up, my nigger" is the way to engage the locals in conversation, nicely choreographed to James Brown's Night Train.
Smile nicely but don't engage them in the subject matter and change the topic as soon as possible.
Although politically engaged, Smith strikes me as rather private, yet bold, and nicely mischievous.
Clayton Powell "engaged in multiple acts of misconduct" in an incident during August of last year, which is putting it nicely.
