Sentence examples for engaging objects from inspiring English sources

The eight lamps shown are engaging objects, but they have a deeper meaning.

One of the more engaging objects on view is the immense exoskeleton of a Maine lobster that weighed 27.5 pounds when caught and cooked in 1964.

Among the exhibition's most engaging objects are several pairs of Ibeji, or sacred twins, small carved wood figures whose little beaded tunics gleam with geometric patterns and images.

One of the show's most engaging objects is from the Moche culture of Peru's northern coast (A.D. 1-800), whose ceramists were known for their artistic and technical skills.

Some surprising and engaging objects and documents testify to the church's pursuit of its mission to spread the faith to a larger world (which, in a sense, this show is also doing).

Among the show's most engaging objects are the "skyscraper" desk and bookcase, designed around 1927 by the Viennese-born Paul Frankl (1887-1958) in wood, Formica and Bakelite, an early plastic.

The most engaging object in the room is a large cabinet that belonged to Metcalf and contained his collection of birds' nests, eggs, butterflies and moths.

The test consists of analysis of behaviors manifested by the test mouse in his own cage in three consecutive 10-min sessions: undisturbed, nonsocial engaging (a novel object is introduced), and social engaging (a non-familiar mouse is introduced).

In a 1971 review of "Trelawney," Walter Kerr of The Times wrote that "Miss Von Scherler was rather like a fine painting propped in one corner; the rest of the room might be filled with attractive objects and engaging people, but your eye kept wandering back to her".

In the course of the next half hour, Mr. Lozano proceeded to play engaging music on all these objects.

Despite evoking a physiological response to enrichment, is possible that the objects were not engaging enough to elicit anything other than transient behavioral responses.