Sentence examples for engaging sense from inspiring English sources

The dancers executed the steps with passion and an engaging sense of ensemble.

And best of all, that impossibly engaging sense of fun and focus and togetherness.

His zeal was complemented, and often enhanced by, an engaging sense of humour.

He was an erudite person with varied interests and an engaging sense of humor.

During our talks, Minsky proved to be a fascinating conversationalist, with an engaging sense of humor and a luminous smile.

He also has an engaging sense of pragmatism that causes him, rightly, to question his wife's ditsy love affair with their newly rented fifth-floor walk-up.

He possessed a most engaging satiric sense of humor and he was an avid Yankee fan.

Yesterday the Mail on Sunday compared the London Mayor with Ronald Reagan, a President with whom Boris shares an engaging optimism, sense of humour and only passing acquaintance with policy detail.

To achieve their high level of performance, the speakers feature custom designed mid-woofers with a four-inch diameter and exhibit a deep, wide soundstage that presents the listener with an engaging, palpable sense of realism.

Mr. Cheney's film is a personal lament for the star-filled night sky he experienced growing up in Maine, but it is neither sorrowful nor a rant; he somehow manages to give this engaging work a sense of humor.

To improve response rates, the invitation to contribute self-reports of health needs to be more engaging in the sense of patients perceiving that their reports will actually serve a purpose.