Sentence examples for engaging talk from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perrotta's strengths are writing quick-witted, engaging talk that draws readers right into Danny's collegiate experience and in pinpointing the nostalgic hallmarks of his Yale years with a gimlet eye.

Just make people laugh, make eye contact with everyone you meet, be engaged by others and be engaging: talk a lot, laugh a lot, smile a lot!

This surprisingly small object was one of various parts of whales passed around during an engaging talk by the naturalist aboard MV Vacancier while we sailed through the Gulf of St Lawrence.

It's not just a good story that makes for a compelling and engaging talk.

As anyone who has studied in the fine art of Giving Presentations That Aren't Horrible can tell you, the first step in giving an engaging talk is getting the hell away from your computer.

This year will feature a mix of high-culture delights such as food from Raymond Blanc and Angela Harnett, plus engaging talks like Who Made Jihadi John?

I would see him at Art Basel and Design Miami, not just to be there, but to actually engage, talk to the artists, the designers, and understand what they were doing.

Steve Schneider, Stanford professor and member of the IPCC, did a very engaged talk about people's misperceptions of science.

Tonight, he seemed engaged, talking frequently to his players and speaking in gusts during a news conference after the game.

Individuals who are most likely to be involved in violence, either as offenders or victims, are personally engaged, talked with, counseled, cajoled — whatever it takes to prevent bloodshed.

"My gay dad was way more engaged, talking to me about my love life, confronting me about little rackets I was running with myself," he said.