Sentence examples for engaging that you from inspiring English sources

The title of the movie is quite sincere, and the film's hipster cool is so engaging that you scarcely notice the plush snobbery on which it lounges and lolls.

At some point one says, 'Who cares?,' and that point arrives sooner when what is happening onstage is so visually engaging that you forget to notice who is doing what and with whom.

Galatea was the name of the statue brought to life by Pygmalion, and the novel, published in 1995 by Farrar, Straus & Giroux, captures the dream of artificial intelligence: the creation of a computer so smart and engaging that you might want to keep it as a friend.

Most of the many digressions in "Beat the Reaper," his first book, are genuinely entertaining, and the few that don't work — the footnotes are the most common culprit — annoy primarily because the story is so engaging that you don't want to be yanked out of it even for the time it takes to glance at the bottom of the page.

Do something so engaging that you become completely enthralled in the now — go away to a cabin by the lake with your friends, go rock climbing and sweat a little, or have a great conversation with a total stranger.

But if you begin with another (to my mind, more accurate) assumption — that it's our nature to be active and engaged — that leads you down a very different road, one that's actually more effective.

Her gaze is so eager and engaged that you can't help wanting to take a seat beside this commanding distillation of forward-thinking Southern womanhood.

But he is always businesslike and polite, and so engaged that you would never sense that this is probably the umpteenth time he has discussed his new film.

They're busy; you have to show them from the top that you're engaged, that you mean it, that there's something you think is important that should be said".

"If it's at a senior centre, the've got half an hour time between this activity and lunch, all you're doing is just presenting, you're not engaging that audience, you are not getting a transfer of learning taking place".

(Participant 9) "If it's at a senior centre, the've got half an hour time between this activity and lunch, all you're doing is just presenting, you're not engaging that audience, you are not getting a transfer of learning taking place".