Sentence examples for engaging points from inspiring English sources

Very quickly the story line became insatiably dull, with little engaging points and fewer intelligent ideas.

Mind you, the mayor has "engaging" points but is weak, corrupt and afraid of the government inspector.

So I tried to engage, pointing him to the National Climatic Data Center NOAAA website) for the best available science.

In fact, engage:BDR points to a study conducted last year by PubMatic and DigiDay, where 74percentt of brand advertisers said they would increase their RTB spending if they could buy directly from publishers.

Conversation is a starting point, engaging people at a personal level and developing confidence through sharing ideas, experiences, and humour.

Manigault-Newman got out of her seat and paced the stage at one point, engaging in repeated back-and-forths with other panelists.

"Or celebrate that he uses it to get around and stay very intellectually engaged?" To point out that disabled people can live satisfying lives doesn't absolve us from doing our best to remain healthy.

Gambler Jack West was charged with bribing two Wildcats players, Spivey and Walter Hirsch, to engage in point shaving during one of the tournament's games, and eventually pleaded guilty.

All that we require is the willingness from various sectors to get involved and stay engaged", Salah pointed.

His opponents felt there was little point engaging with him.

And he is engaging to the point that he is almost universally liked among his colleagues in Trenton.