Sentence examples for engaging pace from inspiring English sources

This a fine engine, and a frugal one given the effortless and engaging pace it provides.

The prose maintains an engaging pace as Clay, Mr. Penumbra and the quirky constellation of people around them try to determine what matters more — the solution to a problem or how that solution is achieved.

The Samoans, among whom he settled, called him "the teller of tales", and readers who return to him as adults are still caught up in the engaging pace and clarity of those tales.

Ms. Paulus, who staged the Tony-winning Broadway revival of "Hair" and recently became the artistic director of the American Repertory Theater, does a fine job of keeping things moving at an easy, engaging pace.

But these are two very fine books, one characterized by its engaging pace, the other by the subject's historical weight and the author's passion, both excellent examples of the kind of handcrafted nonfiction available to young readers today.

But his writing is engaging, well paced and informative.

Rodriguez is an engaging instructor, pacing the sides of the pool and demonstrating the moves.

As Fidelma leaves her homeland and moves through a myriad of different (yet all equally convincing and engaging) settings, the pace never falters.

Stephens spins a tightly paced, engaging yarn, even if his prose can be lurchingly expository (too often, for example, the narrator reminds us of the siblings' fierce devotion to one another, rather than let their actions speak for themselves).

The book is most successful when least general, and its final third — an engaging and briskly paced analysis of "secret histories," romans à clef, and the domestic novel — could perhaps have been published as a separate volume.

The play feels long — I can't be the only one who thinks "Amadeus" has too many words — but Kwei-Armah puts the cast through visually engaging, well-timed paces (choreographer Paloma McGregor has ensured extra flourish).