Sentence examples for engaging qualities from inspiring English sources

There was always hope at that time, however, for a prince with engaging qualities and strong leadership abilities.

Despite her obtuseness, Susannah has some engaging qualities, including her sensitive responses to scenes of human carnage and her lyrical expressions of affection for the wild beauty of the Everglades.

His father's testimony in the Portcullis room had flashes of mordant directness, one of his more engaging qualities.

That's the only dumb thing Anna does in "Like Crazy," which is fortunate because while Ms. Jones can play naïve, she conveys a crisp intelligence that's one of her character's most engaging qualities.

Megan Fairchild is giving a bigger, brighter performance as the "Steadfast" doll than she did last year, and the soldier's combination of military precision and clockwork dynamics brings out the sharpest and most engaging qualities in Daniel Ulbricht.

Still, Haydn's fantastical "Orlando Paladino," which he called a heroic-comic drama, is clever and engaging, qualities that abound in the recording by the conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt with a fine cast, including Patricia Petibon and Michael Schade, and the period-instrument orchestra Concentus Musicus Wien.

In his condolence letter, Roger talked partly about that engaged quality in Alice, but he also got around to her appearance.

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Managerial activities that affect quality performance are especially highlighted by this review, such as establishing goals and strategy to improve care, setting the quality agenda, engaging in quality, promoting a QI culture, managing resisters and procurement of organisational resources for quality.

Gail joined QAA in 2011 and works on a variety of projects to embed student engagement across QAA and support students and student unions in engaging with quality assurance.

For Peter Rae, dean of Nazarene Theological College, engaging with quality assurance principles "at source" has been valuable.