Sentence examples for engaging not just from inspiring English sources

In confronting Haynes, Mora was engaging not just the Pentagon but also the Vice-President's office.

The campaign highlighted the importance of engaging not just those who already share your opinions (step away from your Facebook timeline), but those of different persuasions.

Nevertheless, much of the excitement of short fiction springs from a shared sense, by writers and the first readers, that this is engaging not just with a recent situation but an evolving one.

As sudden replacements for last-minute dropout Dappy, the Charlatans make the most of their moment, engaging not just indie stalwarts but an impressive array of teenagers who jump up and down excitedly in front of singer Tim Burgess.

What was needed was a way to engage not just rapidly dividing cells but specifically cancerous cells.

But system change comes from the bottom up, it requires a whole system to engage – not just campaigners on their own – and it takes a lot of time.

We make sure that our members have cross-sectoral opportunities to engage not just at the local an national levels, but internationally too.

"We worked very hard to engage not just arts people, or people with an affinity for literature, but high school kids and busy professionals".

Amid the cacophony of the digital era, publishers and advertisers prize readers who are deeply engaged, not just clicking around sites.

"The United States and the European Union must engage, not just for the sake of Bosnia but because the world can't afford to allow what happened the last time," he said.

So said Lisa Bluder before her University of Iowa underdogs engaged not just Connecticut on its home court of horrors, but also all the hype of a team that had steamrolled unscathed into the second part of a supposed N.C.A.A. coronation.