Sentence examples for engaging that from inspiring English sources

Going Global The Haus der Kunst (Prinzregentenstrasse 1) is an imposing building with a complicated Nazi-era legacy, but the Nigerian-born director Okwui Enwezor is engaging that past to push the contemporary art museum into the future.

Engaging that community, Petrella found, made it much easier to recruit and retain research subjects.

They're usually about cutting something out -- about engaging that guilt that can be so damaging -- instead of adding something good -- making something better and better is a lifetime pursuit that is not bound by the Gregorian calendar.

The key is to create an erection that doesn't "deform" or collapse when engaging that resistance.

We looked for a method of engaging that did not rely totally on language to articulate thought, aspirations and experiences.

She felt that no one was really listening or engaging; that the fans simply wanted to outdo one other with namechecks of books and authors.

The subjects must be timeless, the writing remarkable and the voice so consistently engaging that it triumphs over lack of plot and sprawl of subject.

If Washington has discovered by engaging that the long reviled Brotherhood, or at least large swathes of it, may have evolved into centrist pragmatists, what other such discoveries may be made through dialogue rather than confrontation?

Servant leaders are value-based, they focus on building a community of shared values and on engaging that community in a common goal to achieve the highest quality and service.

When the RJCP replaced the old policy, 60% of participants left the employment program and ended up "on passive welfare" and the new approach was about re-engaging that group, Scullion said.

Most EU investors do not operate on the model that if you create something useful/fun/engaging that a lot a people want, you will find a way to monetize.