Sentence examples for engaging some from inspiring English sources

I tried engaging some of the locals in conversation.

You can't switch a baby like this without engaging some kind of nature-vs.- nurture debate.

From his cell, Mr. Martin wound up engaging some of his jail mates in conversation and striking up a kind of friendship.

Karla Black's paper, pigment and bath bombs installation left dusky, powdery smears on my jacket, but never quite fixed itself in my mind, however engaging some details were.

A networking site where you can pay to personalize, while still engaging some sort of coherent social space – not the screaming dark boom of the late days of MySpace – would have its appeal.

She makes it sound easy, but as an occupational therapist (OT) working as a community forensic mental health practitioner, Reynolds is tasked with engaging some of the hardest to reach service users: people with severe mental disorders, including severe and enduring mental illness and personality disorder, usually with a history of violent crime.

Even "product" engages some, turning them away from the dulling glow of the TV or computer.

But it does engage some weighty matters: the Indian family and nation building.

Though feather-light, "Thoda" engages some weighty matters: the Indian family and nation building.

"What do you do with the human beings who are engaged, some of whom are married, have children?

Although the elephants are the stars, Mr. Mostel has engaged some notable narrators: Gregg Whiteside (today), Donna Hanover (tomorrow) and Bobby Short (Sunday).