Sentence examples for engaging part of from inspiring English sources
Nowadays Reynolds' parrot is by far the most engaging part of this picture, which hangs in the National Gallery.
Not that's he turned into Gillian McKeith, but he's slimmer, his eyes glint with mischief and his mad chat, the most engaging part of Shaun's talent, is back.
Perhaps, as the most convincing and engaging part of "Streamside Day Follies" implies, the black box has shattered the white cube.
The grappling he does with his nearly blank mind is the most engaging part of the book; how he wound up in the hole and what defined his previous life are mysteries neither he nor we ever solve.
But as amusing and sociologically significant as all this underwear is, the more engaging part of the show deals with high-fashion clothes that use corsets or corsetry as part of their charms.
Holmes's discussion of the schisms and controversies within 19th-century radicalism, and the British labor movement in particular, seems informed but turns out to be the least engaging part of the book.
Indeed, one of the most engaging parts of this memoir is the agon of the Americanization of Brombert, a process somewhat "forced" by service in American Army intelligence.
Columbia's history is entangled with that of the larger music industry, and some of the most engaging parts of the book trace the early development of the business.
Some of the most engaging parts of "Reports of My Death," in fact, are those that take an ironic look at the professionalism that has afflicted poets since World War II, a phenomenon Mr. Shapiro attributes to the proliferation of grants and creative writing programs and the competition for worldly success.
One of the most engaging parts of Castlevania was its excellent casting of mostly British actors.
