Sentence examples for engaging organized from inspiring English sources

These final ratings indicated a student perception that their faculty members were more boring than GTAs and that their GTAs were more engaging, organized, relatable, respected, and understanding than faculty members.

For Mr. Obama, re-engaging Organizing for America, or O.F.A., his vaunted network of phone-bankers and door-knockers from the presidential campaign, is a crucial mission in these closing weeks — and not just because it is probably the Democrats' best chance of staving off electoral catastrophe.

Be active, engaged and organized: Once you're up and running on Instagram, stay engaged to build your community.

Such methods are reserved for those who are brave or foolish enough to engage in organized opposition.

A management team that engages in organized fraud by concealing and falsifying documents may be able to mislead auditors and other users and go undetected.

He argued that to show that there were people, like the indigenous sages, who were capable of philosophical thinking was one thing, but it was a completely different thing to show that there were African philosophers who have engaged in organized systematic reflections on the traditions of their people.

Other times it will be facing outward and engaging in organizing and advocating, planting and caretaking.

Armed with these goals, engaged and organized citizens can challenge existing models of government and citizen participation.

By this time, she was firmly committed to the nascent women's rights movement and was ready to engage in organized activism.

Instead, they engage in organized workouts based on a structured program that coaches believe will result in optimal physical preparedness for their sport.

Why are so many content with merely personally supporting a boycott, instead of engaging in organizing that would have much broader political impact?