Sentence examples for engaging of these from inspiring English sources

The most engaging of these are the second-century-BC bronze appliqués faces in deep relief intended to be attached to a vase.

Distant Star, the most engaging of these earlier works, is a magic realist-tinged narrative of Pinochet's regime, containing a fascist poet who writes his work in vapour trails in the sky.

"Playing Inside: Photography, Video and Personal Identity" is the most engaging of these sections, with the work of a dozen artists exploring video and photography as tools of expression.

The most engaging of these is Art Spiegelman's The Complete Maus, a comic strip telling of the personal, second world war experiences of Spiegelman's Polish-Jewish father, who relates his stories to son Art before his death in 1982.

One of the more engaging of these movements is memorialized in an elegant museum in a quiet suburb of Amsterdam.

Instead of engaging on these issues, the White House and both parties in Congress seem intent on launching a new trade war with China.

So when we're up close and personal with someone, kissing them, we're actually more sensitive to things like taste and smell and really engaging all of these senses as we kiss.

While voluntourists and medical tourists have social responsibilities to the communities with which they choose to engage, they are also put into positions of vulnerability by engaging in these practices of global health care that are undertaken across vast distances.

"This sends a strong message to Providian and to other credit card companies that may be thinking of engaging in these practices".

As a result of engaging in these "adult" duties, most girls end up marrying by the time they reach 14 years.

Instead of engaging with these emotions and the thoughts that accompany them, Kyrgios could learn to notice uncomfortable emotions, and then refocus.