Sentence examples for engaging sometimes from inspiring English sources

The paintings are always engaging, sometimes marvellous, and, after a long rest in genteel approbation, as good as new.

Winkler was Hamlet as waif, always engaging, sometimes too endearing: she jumped for joy at the sight of the Players.

While large consumer brands like Pepsi and Dunkin' Donuts are launching major interactive campaigns across many social networks–engaging sometimes millions of fans in the process few such campaigns are coming from luxury brands.

Like the man himself, Brown's version of the political memoir is always engaging, sometimes confounding and never the least bit slow.

For many New Yorkers who knew the city pre-yuppification, pre-Giuliani, and pre-Bloomberg, he wasn't just a sometimes engaging, sometimes irritating presence in the newspapers and on the radio and television — he was part of their mental furniture.

Film-makers Noah Baumbach and Jake Paltrow bring in their own celebratory verdict in this highly engaging, sometimes alarming documentary tribute to the man himself, hitting a note of excitable cinephilia throughout.

While the chorus sounded astonishing — clear and secure — the men tended to get ahead of Mr. Petrenko, and the whole group's acting, as is too often the case, was inconsistent: sometimes engaged, sometimes detached.

It is through those tools that she cajoles the band of protesters to show up on cold, windy days to shout slogans in front of a large apartment building as well as to a sometimes amused, sometimes engaged, sometimes angry smattering of onlookers.

On this record songs that first seem as if they might just founder in triteness — sentimental pastel-pop chords, anonymously slick electric-guitar solos with clean overdrive, washes of percussion chimes — eventually rise up and become moving, fully engaged, sometimes brilliant.

"They don't even sound like they're engaged sometimes," he said.

It's not easy -- neither the story telling or the process -- but Mr. Kassirer keeps the audience engaged, sometimes with a scripted aside and sometimes improvising a retort to the reaction of one of the spectators, but it most importantly works.